Australia's hosting of Women's Asian Cup hits 100-day milestone
It’s only 100 days to go until the AFC Women's Asian Cup kicks off Down Under across three major cities and five magnificent venues.
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It’s only 100 days to go until the AFC Women's Asian Cup kicks off Down Under across three major cities and five magnificent venues.
Sydney will host games at Stadium Australia and Western Sydney Stadium, Perth at Perth Stadium and Perth Rectangular Stadium and Gold Coast at Gold Coast Stadium.
How to buy tickets for the AFC Women's Asian Cup in Australia
Tickets are on sale now for all AFC Women's Asian Cup matches - including the Matildas' three games and all knockout matches including the final.
You can buy tickets and packages via Ticketmaster with adults from only $20.
Get all your tickets here.
Matildas' AFC Women's Asian Cup matches
Group Stage
| Date | Match | Venue | Tickets |
| Sun Mar 1 | Australia vs. Philippines | Perth Stadium | Tickets onsale |
| Thu Mar 5 | Australia vs. Iran | Gold Coast Stadium | Tickets onsale |
| Sun Mar 8 | Australia vs. Korea Republic | Stadium Australia | Tickets onsale |
Knockout Stage
If the Matildas finish top of Group A:
- All of their knockout finals, including the final, will be at Stadium Australia in Sydney (assuming they aren't eliminated)
If the Matildas finish second in Group A:
- Their quarter-final will be played at Perth Rectangular Stadium, semi-final at Perth Stadium and the final at Stadium Australia (assuming they aren't eliminated)
If the Matildas finish third in Group A and are in the top two of the three third-placed teams:
- All of their knockout finals, including the final, will be at Stadium Australia in Sydney (assuming they aren't eliminated)
If the Matildas finish fourth in Group A:
- They will be eliminated from the AFC Women's Asian Cup
AFC Women's Asian Cup blockbuster matches
Matildas vs. Korea Republic - Sun, Mar 8 - Stadium Australia
In a crucial match to decide who is the front-runner to lead Group A, the Matildas host Korea Republic in Sydney.
The South Koreans are currently ranked 21st in the world - just behind the Matildas in 15th.
Australia won two friendlies against South Korea in 2025 by 2-0 and 1-0 scorelines.
North Korea vs. China - Sun, Mar 9 - Western Sydney Stadium
The 2022 Asian Cup champions China host up-and-coming North Korea in a regional rivalry battle.
North Korea is currently ranked 10th in the world - which makes them the second-highest nation behind Japan (8th).
Japan vs. Vietnam - Mon, Mar 10 - Perth Rectangular Stadium
Asia's top-ranked team Japan faces their toughest group stage test against Vietnam.
Japan will be aiming for their third Asian Cup title, winning the event in 2014 and 2018.
