Where to watch FIBA Women's World Cup: Schedule, times, live streams, TV channels, scores for basketball tournament

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The world's best women's basketball players are headed to Berlin, Germany, this weekend to kick off the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup.

This year's bracket will expand back to 16 international squads, four more than the tournament featured in 2022, but the same amount it has typically had since 1990. As usual, the competition will get started with a round-robin group stage, and then continue on to eliminations.

Team USA has been a consistent threat in this tournament, winning nine out of the last 12, and four straight since 2010. This year's team should be just as strong, with Kara Lawson as head coach and stars like Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese on the roster.

Who will take the crown this year?

Here's everything you need to know about the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup, including TV channel and streaming options for the international tournament.

Where to watch FIBA Women's World Cup: TV channels, live streams

  • TV channels: TNT, truTV, TBS
  • Live streams: DIRECTV, HBO Max

The 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup will be broadcast by TNT Sports. Select games will be broadcast on TNT, truTV and TBS, with others streaming exclusively on HBO Max.

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FIBA Women's World Cup schedule: Dates, times

The FIBA Women's World Cup will begin on Friday, Sept. 4, and conclude with the championship game on Sunday, Sept. 13.

Friday, Sept. 4

GameTime (ET)Watch
Australia vs. Puerto Rico5:30 a.m.HBO Max
Japan vs. Mali5:30 a.m.HBO Max
USA vs. China8 a.m.TNT, truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Korea vs. Nigeria8:30 a.m.HBO Max
Belgium vs. Turkey11:30 a.m.HBO Max
Spain vs. Germany11:30 a.m.truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Czechia vs. Italy2:15 p.m.HBO Max
Hungary vs. France2:45 p.m.truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max

Saturday, Sept. 5

GameTime (ET)Watch
Mali vs. Spain5:30 a.m.HBO Max
Nigeria vs. Hungary8:15 a.m.HBO Max
Germany vs. Japan11:45 a.m.HBO Max
France vs. Korea2:30 p.m.HBO Max

Sunday, Sept. 6

GameTime (ET)Watch
Turkey vs. Australia5:30 a.m.HBO Max
China vs. Czechia8:30 a.m.HBO Max
Puerto Rico vs. Belgium11:30 a.m.truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
USA vs. Italy2:30 p.m.TNT, DIRECTV, HBO Max

Monday, Sept. 7

GameTime (ET)Watch
Belgium vs. Australia5:30 a.m.HBO Max
Puerto Rico vs. Turkey5:30 a.m.HBO Max
Nigeria vs. France8:15 a.m.truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Hungary vs. Korea8:30 a.m.HBO Max
Japan vs. Spain11:30 a.m.truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Germany vs. Mali11:45 a.m.HBO Max
USA vs. Czechia2:30 p.m.TNT, truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Italy vs. China2:45 p.m.HBO Max

Tuesday, Sept. 8 - Qualification playoffs

GameTime (ET)Watch
Group A 2nd vs. Group B 3rdTBDHBO Max
Group B 2nd vs. Group A 3rdTBDHBO Max

Wednesday,  Sept. 9 - Qualification playoffs

GameTime (ET)Watch
Group C 2nd vs. Group D 3rdTBDHBO Max
Group D 2nd vs. Group C 3rdTBDHBO Max

Thursday, Sept. 10 - Quarterfinals

GameTime (ET)Watch
Group A 1st vs. C2/D3 TBDTBD
Group B 1st vs. D2/C3TBDTBD
Group C 1st vs. A2/B3TBDTBD
Group D 1st vs. B2/A3TBDTBD

Saturday, Sept. 12 - Semifinals

GameTime (ET)Watch
Semifinal 1TBDTBS, truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Semifinal 2TBDTBS, truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max

Sunday, Sept. 13 - Medal round

GameTime (ET)Watch
Third-place game10:15 a.m.truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max
Gold medal game1:45 p.m.TNT, truTV, DIRECTV, HBO Max

FIBA Women's World Cup groups 2026

Group A

  • Japan
  • Spain
  • Germany
  • Mali

Group B

  • Hungary
  • South Korea
  • Nigeria
  • France

Group C

  • Belgium
  • Australia
  • Puerto Rico
  • Turkey

Group D

  • USA
  • Czechia
  • Italy
  • China

FIBA Women's World Cup previous winners

Here are the medalists from the last 10 tournaments:

Year1st2nd3rd
2022USAChinaAustralia
2018USAAustraliaSpain
2014USASpainAustralia
2010USACzechiaSpain
2006AustraliaRussiaUSA
2002USARussiaAustralia
1998USARussiaAustralia
1994BrazilChinaUSA
1990USAYugoslaviaCuba
1986USASoviet UnionCanada

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