Women’s World Cup 2019: How to watch the tournament and best public screens
Women's World Cup starts on Friday 7 June
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Your support makes all the difference.The England women's national football team are up against tough competition at this year's Fifa Women's World Cup in France.
The group stage of the tournament will see the Lionesses take on Scotland, Argentina and Japan before 16 national teams reach the knockout stage.
Here's everything you need to know about watching this year's Women's World Cup:
When does it take place?
The tournament starts on Friday 7 June and ends on Sunday 7 July.
For a full list of all the fixtures and kick-off times, click here.
What television channel is it being shown on?
Coverage of the Women's World Cup will be made available across BBC TV and radio.
Matches will be broadcast across BBC One, BBC Two, BBC Four, BBC ALBA and on the BBC Red Button.
They will also be available to watch online via BBC iPlayer.
When is England playing?
The Lionesses, who are in Group D, are due to play Scotland on Sunday 9 June at 5pm, Argentina on Friday 14 June at 8pm, and Japan on Wednesday 19 June at 8pm.
What live screenings are taking place?
Here's a selection of the locations screening Women's World Cup matches live:
Rileys Sports Bar Haymarket
Rileys Sports Bar in Haymarket, London will be airing matches from the Women's World Cup.
You can reserve a table at the bar through DesignMyNight, and on the night can watch the football while enjoying a burger and a craft ale.
Skylight
Skylight rooftop at Tobacco Dock in London will be showing the Women's World Cup across a variety of screens.
Entry to Skylight is free, although you can also book tables and premium garden booths should you wish.
Showcase Cinemas
Showcase Cinemas across the UK will be screening all England and Scotland matches for this year's Women's World Cup.
You can find Showcase Cinemas in Bristol, Leeds, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Glasgow and Liverpool, in addition to many other locations.
Belushi's bars
Join in the excitement of the tournament by heading to Belushi's bars in Berlin, Bath, Edinburgh, London and Newquay.
For the best seats, visit the company's website to book a table.
The Book Club
The East London bar is celebrating the Women's World Cup as part of its "Festival of Football", a month-long exhibition in honour of women's football.
Head on over to Leonard Street in Shoreditch to support the Lionesses as they embark on their first three matches of the tournament.
Boxpark Croydon
Boxpark Croydon is opening its doors to football fans during the Women's World Cup, screening all three of England's first matches.
While entrance is free, you can register your interest in attending the screenings on the Boxpark website.
For all the latest news on the Women's World Cup, click here.
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