Optus Sport has declared its dynamic all-female host line-up for the highly anticipated FIFA Women’s World Cup broadcast.
Former Matilda Amy Duggan, Niav Owens, and Kelly Somers will join forces alongside a skilled panel of experts to deliver comprehensive coverage of the tournament.
Amy Duggan, a familiar presence on the Optus Sport couch, shares her enthusiasm for the world-class talent representing the Matildas on home soil. Encouraging fans to “get out, get your tickets and get involved,” Duggan is also excited to witness the rise of the next generation of football stars on the global stage.
Niav Owens, known for leading SBS’s coverage of the FIFA World Cup 2022, is equally thrilled that Optus Sport will showcase every match live. Owens believes that the in-depth profiles of the players and their stories will be a captivating aspect of Optus’ coverage.
“World Cups are just a vibe like no other,” Owens says, highlighting the passion and excitement that permeates the tournament. The opportunity to experience the exhilaration of two World Cups in just six months is a source of great excitement for her.
Kelly Somers, who has featured across Premier League and Women’s Super League broadcasts for the BBC, emphasises that football should be fun and enjoyable. Known for her warmth and enthusiasm, Somers aims to keep pundits and viewers entertained with her light-hearted approach to the game.
As the official Australian broadcaster, Optus Sport will offer all 64 matches live and on-demand for fans across the country. Head of Optus Sport, Howard Rees, is ecstatic about the countdown to the FIFA Women’s World Cup and the addition of Duggan, Owens, and Somers to the coverage team.
