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BST Australia 5:30 p. m. AEST India 1:00 p. m. IST Hong Kong 3:30 p. HKT Malaysia 3:30 p. MYT Singapore 3:30 p. m. SGT New Zealand 7:30 p. m. NZT Where to watch England vs Nigeria England's Round of 16 clash against Nigeria will be available to watch in all regions of the world, with football fans wanting to tune in to see one of the top sides at the tournament. The match will be broadcast on BBC One in the UK, with a large audience expected to tune in to the game. TV channel Streaming Fox Sports 1, Telemundo (Spanish), Universo (Spanish) Fubo, Fox Sports site/app, Peacock, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo (Spanish), Universo NOW (Spanish) BBC One, RTE 2 BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Web, RTE Player Optus Sport TSN1, TSN 4, TSN 5, RDS TSN+, RDS app DD Sports FanCode Sky Sport 1 NZ, Prime TV Sky Sport NOW, Prime TV FIFA WWC CH01 meWATCH Now Sports Prime Now Player — FIFA+ Fans in select regions of the world can stream the Women's World Cup live on FIFA+, including in Japan, Brazil, Indonesia and Thailand.

The match will also be available to watch on BBC iPlayer. What is the England team news? Keira Walsh could make a stunning return for England’s last-16 Women’s World Cup clash against Nigeria. Walsh was carried off on a stretcher late in the first half of the Lionesses’ 28 July victory over Denmark, with fears that the influential midfielder’s tournament could be over, but scans revealed her knee injury was not as serious as first suspected.

”England midfielder Keira Walsh returned to training with her 22 team-mates on Sunday morning (PA Wire)If Walsh does return, Wiegman will have decisions to make after changing formations and switching to a 3-5-2 in the thrashing of China. If Wiegman does stick with the 3-5-2, Lucy Bronze and Rachel Daly could stay at full-back, either side of a back three of Jess Carter, Millie Bright and Alex Greenwood, with Mary Earps in goal. Alessia Russo and Lauren Hemp started as a front two against China and could keep their places ahead both finding the scoresheet in the 6-1 win, while Lauren James is the first name on the teamsheet after her stunning two-goal and three-assist display against China. If Walsh returns, she will likely take the place of Katie Zelem in midfield, with Georgia Stanway impressing in the number six position in Walsh’s absence.

England could be boosted further by the return of Keira Walsh, who has been passed fit after making a remarkable recovery from being stretchered off against Denmark. Wiegman now must decide whether to start the midfielder, after her key formation change against China unlocked England’s best performance of the World Cup so far. Nigeria are dangerous opposition: led by star striker Asisat Oshoala, the Super Falcons stunned Australia and held Canada on their way to qualifying for the knockout stages.

MORE: All the key details for the Round of 16 England vs Nigeria lineups, team news England, who are already missing the likes of Leah Williamson and Fran Kirby due to knee injuries suffered before the tournament began, were given an almighty scare in their second group match when star midfielder Keira Walsh appeared to suffer a serious knee injury against Denmark. However, subsequent tests revealed the injury was less severe than first thought, meaning there is a good chance she will be fit for the Round of 16 encounter after missing the win over China, with Laura Coombs and Katie Zelem replacing her in the final two matches.

One thing Wiegman may consider is she has three players, Stanway, Hemp and Greenwood, who are on yellow cards and would miss the quarter-final if they pick up another and England make it there. Yellow cards are not wiped until after the last-16. What about Nigeria? Asisat Oshola is fit to start for Nigeria against England after overcoming a knock that saw the star striker start matches on the bench earlier in the World Cup. “She’s fit and ready to go, ” said head coach Randy Waldrum. “She’s ready to perform whatever we ask of her.

Where to watch England vs Nigeria live stream, TV channel, lineups, betting odds for Women's World Cup matchEngland were one of only a few teams to win all of their matches in the group stages of the Women's World Cup, and they will be hoping to keep the record going in the Round of 16 when they face off against Nigeria.

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England vs Nigeria: Kick-off time and how to watch on TVSign up to Miguel Delaney’s Reading the Game newsletter sent straight to your inbox for freeSign up to Miguel’s Delaney’s free weekly newsletter England face their biggest test of the Women’s World Cup yet as the Lionesses take on Nigeria in the last-16 in Brisbane. It’s been a tournament of shocks and surprises so far and Sarina Wiegman’s side will be wary of becoming another, after the defending champions United States joined Germany, Canada and Brazil in exiting the competition on Sunday. But it means the tournament is opening up, with England among those who are looking like contenders in Australia and New Zealand. The Lionesses produced a brilliant performance to thrash China 6-1 last time out, so confidence is high among the camp.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of England vs Nigeria at the Women’s World Cup. When is England vs Nigeria? The match will kick off at 8:30am BST on Monday 7 August. What TV channel is it on? England’s first match of the knockout stages against Nigeria will be shown on BBC One, with coverage starting from 8am.

The Lionesses shrugged off injury concerns before and during the tournament and are now the bookmakers' favourites to win a first ever World Cup and add to their European Championship win last year. It will not be a straightforward test against a Nigeria side that shocked co-hosts Australia in the group stages to defeat them 3-2, setting them up to qualify ahead of Olympic champions Canada. England did send an ominous warning to the rest of the tournament in their previous match, though, as they smashed China 6-1 in Adelaide.

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