Ireland and Nigeria will face off in their final Group B match at the 2023 Women's World Cup on Monday. Nigeria will book their spot in the knockout stages if they avoid a defeat, while Ireland have already been eliminated.

Nigeria were held by Canada in their group opener but managed to pick up their only win so far against co-hosts Australia. Ireland, on the other hand, lost their games against Canada and Australia. Katie McCabe has been the only Irish footballer to get on the scoresheet so far.

It could be a good opportunity for Ireland to get a win under their belts and make their exit on a positive note. Here GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more.

Ireland vs Nigeria kick-off time

The game between Ireland and Nigeria will be played at the Suncorp Stadium on Monday. Kick-off is at 6 am EDT for fans in the US.

How to watch Ireland vs Nigeria online - TV channels & live streams

The Ireland vs Nigeria fixture will be shown live on FS1, fuboTV, UNIVERSO and Sling TV in the United States. It can also be streamed live on Peacock. Match highlights will be shown after the full-time whistle and live updates can be accessed here on GOAL.

Team news & squads

Ireland team news

Although Marissa Sheva was not part of the starting lineup on Wednesday, there is a possibility that she might be included in the team for Ireland's last group stage match.

Heather Payne, who missed the defeat to Canada due to an injury issue after withdrawing from the warm-up, may not be available for Vera Pauw's team.

Ireland predicted XI: Brosnan; Fahey, Lo. Quinn, Connolly; O'Gorman, O'Sullivan, Littlejohn, McCabe; Sheva, Carusa, Farrelly.

Nigeria team news

Oshoala was a surprise omission by Nigeria boss Randy Waldrum from Thursday's starting lineup, but after coming off the bench to score Nigeria's third goal, the Barcelona forward is expected to return to the side for the final group game.

Deborah Abiodun is in contention to start after serving a one-match suspension for the red card that she received against Canada.

Nigeria predicted XI: Nnadozie; Alozie, Ohale, Demehin, Plumptre; Ucheibe, Abiodun; Ajibade, Payne, Oshoala; Onumonu.

Head-to-Head Record

This is going to be the first meeting between Ireland and Nigeria on an international stage. Nigeria will be confident of registering a win in their first-ever face-off against Ireland.

Useful links

• Women's World Cup hub
• Nigeria team page
• Ireland team page
• How to watch & live stream soccer
• Football on TV in the US