World Cup co-host country Australia is seeking its first opportunity to score a medal when it takes on Sweden in the tournament's third-place match Saturday.

Australia fell short of the final when it lost 3-1 to England in the semifinals, ending the Matildas’ unlikely run. Sam Kerr scored the only goal for Australia, equalizing the match in the 63rd minute. Australia relinquished the lead, however, eight minutes later.

Sweden also fell short of its goal of a finals appearance when Spain's Olga Carmona’s go-ahead goal in the 89th minute boosted La Roja to a 2-1 win in the other semifinal.

Sweden has lost four of five semifinals it has appeared in and will be going for its fourth third-place finish after taking the bronze in 1991, 2011 and 2019. It has been the runner-up in the tournament in 2003, and won the silver medal in the past two Olympics.

Here's everything you need to know for the World Cup third-place match between Sweden and Australia.

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What time is the Sweden vs. Australia third-place match?

The World Cup third-place match will take place on Saturday, August 19 at 4 a.m. ET from Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane, Australia.

What TV channel is the Sweden vs. Australia third-place match on?

The World Cup third-place match will air on television on FOX.

How can I live stream the Sweden vs. Australia third-place match?

Subscribers can stream live on the FOX Sports App and FOXSports.com or any streaming service that carries FOX and FS1. Peacock Premium streams the games in Spanish.

Betting on the 2023 World Cup: Who is favored to win?

Whether you're a veteran wagerer or a newcomer looking to bet on the 2023 World Cup, there's been an interesting movement in the odds since the previous favorite United States, exited the tournament.

BetMGM now has England as the top choice at odds of +250. Spain is in the No. 2 spot at +350.

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