How to Watch Japan vs. Spain: Live Stream and TV Channel – July 31

In its last game of the group stage of the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, Spain matches up with Japan on Monday, July 31 at 3:00 AM ET.

How to Watch Japan vs. Spain

• Game Day: Monday, July 31, 2023
• Game Time: 3:00 AM ET
• TV Channel: FOX
• Location: Wellington, New Zealand
• Venue: Westpac Stadium
• FREE WOMEN’S WORLD CUP LIVE STREAM: Watch Spain vs. Japan for free with a trial to Fubo!

Spain and Japan Roster Makeup

• Spain has 21 players on its roster for this tournament (91.3% of the team) from Liga F. Nine of them play for Real Madrid.
• The roster for Spain does not have any players from the NWSL.
• A total of 14 Japan players compete domestically in WE League, more than any other league (60.9% of the roster). INAC Kobe Leonessa in WE League is the home for four of those players.
• Japan has two NWSL players on its roster, including one Portland Thorns FC player.

Spain World Cup Leaders

• In two matches in Women’s World Cup, Spain’s Jennifer Hermoso has two goals and one assist.
• In Women’s World Cup (two matches), Spain’s Alba Redondo has scored two goals.
• Eva Navarro has two assists for Spain in Women’s World Cup.
• In two matches in Women’s World Cup for Spain, Esther Gonzalez has one goal.

Japan World Cup Leaders

• Through two Women’s World Cup matches, Mina Tanaka has helped spur Japan with one goal and three assists.
• In Women’s World Cup play (two appearances), Jun Endo has one goal and one assist for Japan.
• Through two Women’s World Cup games so far, Japan has gotten one goal and one assist from Aoba Fujino.
• Hinata Miyazawa’s two Women’s World Cup appearances for Japan have netted two goals.

Spain and Japan Matchup Statistics

• Last time out, Spain was victorious 5-0 over Zambia, taking 16 shots and outshooting by 12.
• Spain, in that game against , was led by Hermoso and Redondo, who scored two goals each.
• Spain went 6-5-2 in 2022 against teams competing in the 2023 Women’s World Cup, finishing with a goal differential of +16 in those games. In 2023, it is 8-0-1 versus World Cup teams, with its goal differential coming in at +33.
• Japan took down Costa Rica 2-0 in its most recent game on July 26, while outshooting Costa Rica 23 to six.
• Japan’s Fujino and Hikaru Naomoto scored one goal apiece.
• In 2022, Japan had a record of 4-2-3 versus teams competing in the 2023 Women’s World Cup, with a goal differential of +3. Meanwhile, it is 5-0-3 against World Cup teams in 2023, sporting a +13 goal differential.

Spain Schedule

Japan Schedule