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Every NWSL match is available for free on the Roku Channel - here's how to tune in across multiple devices.
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Fans of women's football in the US can catch every NWSL match without spending a penny - provided they have access to the Roku Channel.
The platform is available across a surprisingly wide range of devices. Roku hardware is the obvious route in, but you can also stream via TheRokuChannel.com, iOS and Android apps, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TVs, Google TVs, and other Android TV OS devices.
Once you're in, head to the Sports Zone or the dedicated NWSL Zone on your Roku device. There you'll find live matches, replays, and highlights all in one place, NWSL confirms.
The quickest method: open your Roku device, tap the Sports tab, select the NWSL Zone, and pick a live or upcoming game tile.
Prefer browsing channels? Navigate to the Live TV tab instead and look for Roku Sports Channel in the listings. Same games, different route.
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