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CBS Sports Features Studio Programming for All USWNT Matches; Host Poppy Miller, Along with Briana Scurry, Kaylyn Kyle and Jenny Ruiz-Williams Serve as Analysts Throughout Tournament

All Matches to Stream Live on Paramount+; CBS Sports Network to Simulcast Select Matches Including Opening Group Stage Matches on Monday, July 4 and Both Semifinals Matches

Lisa Byington and Aly Wagner Serve as Match Commentators with Jenny Chiu as Sideline Reporter

CBS Sports announced its plans for the Concacaf W Championship, highlighted by on-site studio and announce coverage for the semifinals and final from Monterrey, Mexico. Every match from the region’s premier women’s soccer tournament will stream live on Paramount+, with CBS Sports Network simulcasting select matches, including USA-Haiti and Mexico-Jamaica on Monday, July 4, along with both Semifinal matches.

CBS Sports will have at least two hours of on-site studio coverage for the Semifinals from Estadio Universitario. Coverage of the Third-Place match and Final, both exclusively streaming on Paramount+, will be live from Estadio BBVA, just outside Monterrey.

Coverage begins on Monday, July 4 (6:00 PM, ET) with a one-hour pre-match show leading into Group A action between USA-Haiti. Host Poppy Miller, along with U.S. Hall of Fame goalkeeper Briana Scurry, former Canada National Team player Kaylyn Kyle and former Mexico National Team player Jenny Ruiz-Williams, will serve as studio analysts throughout the Championship, providing analysis, reactions and more as teams compete to qualify for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup and the 2024 Summer Olympics. Coverage will originate from Stamford, Conn. for the group stages before moving on-site for the Semifinals and Final.

All three of the US Women’s National team group stage matches, along with the Semifinals and Final, will feature Lisa Byington as play-play announcer, with former USWNT member Aly Wagner as analyst. Jenny Chiu will serve as the sideline reporter for the matches.

All four semifinalists will automatically qualify for the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup. The winner of the Concacaf W Championship will also automatically qualify for the 2024 Summer Olympics, while second and third-place teams will advance to a play-off match for the final Olympic spot.

            CBS Sports will provide additional in-depth coverage of the tournament across its digital platforms, including CBSSports.com, the CBS Sports app and CBS Sports HQ, the 24/7 streaming sports news service. The Attacking Third podcast, hosted by Sandra Herrera and Lisa Roman, will also feature bonus episodes with post-game reaction immediately following each United States women’s national soccer team match and share exclusive Concacaf W tournament highlights on its @AttackingThird social channels.

Below is the full tournament schedule. 

Pete Radovich, CBS Sports’ Senior Creative Director, will be the coordinating producer for Concacaf W Championship coverage. Jennifer Calhoun is lead studio producer. Harold Bryant is executive producer and Executive Vice President, Production, CBS Sports. Follow @CBSSportsGolazo onTwitter andInstagram.

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