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Internationnal Calendar

FIFA comes up with all kinds of excuses, that there's an international calendar it must consider and that September brings better weather to China, but the reality is China will host the Olympic Games next August, and at least could have done the same with the World Cup this year. That would have ensured a much greater summertime audience before men's sports heated up again.

Competing for space in the newspaper and air time on TV this month is not just an issue for women's soccer. It's also a concern for the WNBA finals.

Coverage

CBC is heading to China! As the exclusive Canadian broadcaster of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, CBC will provide wall-to-wall soccer action, with a 12-game schedule of the prestigious 16-team tournament. After an incredible summer of soccer, including the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Canada, World Cup fever continues to build on CBC.

In addition, Canadians will be able to watch games when and where they want to, as all 32 games from the FIFA Women’s World Cup will be available online on cbcsports.ca, all free and on-demand. Comprehensive online coverage will also include special feature stories, athlete and team profiles, games, analysis, game summaries and comprehensive news and results.