The National Women’s Soccer League will welcome a new draft class on Thursday with the 2023 NWSL Draft. The 11th annual event will return to the United Soccer Coaches Convention and be hosted in person for the first time since 2020. All 12 NWSL clubs will participate  and make their player selections from the Philadelphia Convention Center. The draft will air across CBS and Paramount+ platforms. You can stream the whole thing, starting at 6 p.m. ET on Paramount+ and CBS Sports HQ as well as catch the first hour on CBS Sports Network from 6 p.m. ET to 7 p.m. ET Maglie Calcio Poco Prezzo.
Fans can watch draft coverage from Philadelphia hosted by CBS Sports’ Poppy Miller alongside analysts Jordan Angeli, Jen Cooper, Lori Lindsey and Saskia Webber, and reporter Marisa Pilla. Coverage of the draft will feature each selection and include commentary and analysis of the draft, interviews with draft picks, league and team executives and special guests.
Additionally, CBS Sports’ Attacking Third podcast will host a live show featuring in-depth analysis of the draft and interviews with draftees and other guests.
The 2022 season saw several first-year players from the 2021 and 2022 drafts in key roles throughout the year. The 2023 draft class is already being considered full of prospects that can contribute to teams in the future. With 12 selections over four rounds Maglia Inter Milan, there may be some surprises that drop into later rounds. Here’s a few names to look out for on draft day, but make sure to check out our mock draft for some predictions on who will be selected in the first round.
The league announced a scheduling framework ahead of the 2023 season which is slated to kick off on March 25 and the NWSL Championship final that will take place on Maglia Lazio Nov. 11. Players may report to markets for preseason camps as early as January 23. The NWSL regular season schedule will be announced at a later date.

Already through to the next round of the World Cup, Brazil are expected to rotate in their final group stage game Friday vs. Cameroon with a short turnaround before playing in the knockout rounds on Monday. Despite only being ahead of Switzerland by three points, Brazil will win the group barring a disaster due to having a three-goal advantage in goal difference over the Swiss.
The Indomitable Lions will have a tall task ahead of them but if they can topple Brazil while Switzerland loses, they can advance to the knockouts. Already putting three goals past Serbia in their last match, they will be a good test for Brazil’s defense but they will need to tighten up after also allowing three goals in that same match.
It’s almost a full rotation from their win over Switzerland as Guimaraes and Jesus especially will have big chances to earn more minutes. With Neymar likely not being available for the first knockout game, Tite will be looking to figure out what his best team is in possession. If this ends up being the lineup, only Weverton, Everton Ribeiro, and Pedro would be the Brazil players not to feature in the World Cup so far.

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