Australia - Live on TV Soccer
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be played from 11 June to 19 July across the United States, Canada and Mexico, and it will be the first World Cup with 48 teams. Australia will play in Group D together with the United States, Paraguay and Türkiye.
Australia open the tournament on 13 June against Türkiye in Vancouver. Their second match is probably the biggest one in the group, against the USA on 19 June in Seattle, where the atmosphere should be huge because the Americans are one of the hosts. The last group game is against Paraguay on 25 June in Santa Clara.
Before the World Cup, Australia have two strong preparation matches lined up against Mexico and Switzerland.
The game against Mexico is especially interesting because Mexico are one of the World Cup hosts and usually play very aggressively with strong home support. It should be a good test of how Australia handle pressure and fast attacking football.
Switzerland are a different kind of opponent — very organised, disciplined and tactically strong. Australia often face teams with a similar style at major tournaments, so that match could be useful preparation for the group stage.
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Australia
Australia - Next live games
Sunday, 7. Jun
5:00AM
Australia
Switzerland
Friendly International
Sunday, 14. Jun
2:00PM
Australia
Turkey
World Cup 2026
Saturday, 20. Jun
5:00AM
USA
Australia
World Cup 2026
Friday, 26. Jun
12:00PM
Paraguay
Australia
World Cup 2026
Sunday, 10. Jan
1:00AM
Australia
Singapore
2023 AFC Asian Cup
TV Guide currently not available
Friday, 15. Jan
1:00AM
Iraq
Australia
2023 AFC Asian Cup
TV Guide currently not available
Wednesday, 20. Jan
1:00AM
Australia
Tajikistan
2023 AFC Asian Cup
TV Guide currently not available
Australia - Last results
31.05.2026
Mexico
Australia
Friendly International
1
0
31.03.2026
Australia
Curacao
Friendly International
5
1
27.03.2026
Australia
Cameroon
Friendly International
1
0
19.11.2025
Colombia
Australia
Friendly International
3
0
15.11.2025
Venezuela
Australia
Friendly International
1
0
15.10.2025
USA
Australia
Friendly International
2
1
11.10.2025
Canada
Australia
Friendly International
0
1
9.09.2025
New Zealand
Australia
Friendly International
1
3
5.09.2025
Australia
New Zealand
Friendly International
1
0
11.06.2025
Saudi Arabia
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
1
2
5.06.2025
Australia
Japan
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
1
0
25.03.2025
China
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
2
20.03.2025
Australia
Indonesia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
5
1
20.11.2024
Bahrain
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
2
2
14.11.2024
Australia
Saudi Arabia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
0
15.10.2024
Japan
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
1
1
10.10.2024
Australia
China
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
3
1
10.09.2024
Indonesia
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
0
5.09.2024
Australia
Bahrain
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
1
11.06.2024
Australia
Palestine
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
5
0
6.06.2024
Bangladesh
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
2
26.03.2024
Lebanon
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
5
21.03.2024
Australia
Lebanon
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
2
0
7.01.2024
Bahrain
Australia
Friendly International
0
2
22.11.2023
Palestine
Australia
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
0
1
16.11.2023
Australia
Bangladesh
World Cup Qualifiers - Asia
7
0
18.10.2023
Australia
New Zealand
Friendly International
2
0
14.10.2023
England
Australia
Friendly International
1
0
10.09.2023
Mexico
Australia
Friendly International
2
2
15.06.2023
Argentina
Australia
Friendly International
2
0
4. Jun
The Socceroos face Japan on Thursday night in Perth, and a win will guarantee them a place World Cup in the US, Mexico and Canada. The match against Japan will be broadcast live and free on Australias Network 10 with coverage beginning on Channel 10 from 8:30pm AEST. The qualifier will also be streamed live via both 10 Play and Paramount
Socceroos squad for last two games against Japan and Saudi Arabia:
Daniel Arzani, Aziz Behich, Brandon Borrello, Kasey Bos, Martin Boyle, Cameron Burgess, Anthony Caceres, Alessandro Circati, Milos Degenek, Mitchell Duke, Joe Gauci, Jason Geria, Paul Izzo, Riley McGree, Connor Metcalfe, Lewis Miller, Paul Okon-Engstler, Aiden O’Neill, Kye Rowles, Mat Ryan, Mohamed Toure, Adam Taggart, Ryan Teague, Marco Tilio, Kai Trewin, Patrick Yazbek
The Socceroos have not qualified directly for the World Cup since 2014. They required a playoff to qualify in both 2018 and 2022 under a stricter format, as the World Cup has expanded to 48 teams in 2026, up from 32.
4. Jun
The Socceroos face Japan on Thursday night in Perth, and a win will guarantee them a place in the US, Mexico and Canada. The match against Japan will be broadcast live and free on Australias Network 10 with coverage beginning on Channel 10 from 8:30pm AEST. The qualifier will also be streamed live via both 10 Play and Paramount
Socceroos squad for last two games against Japan and Saudi Arabia:
Daniel Arzani, Aziz Behich, Brandon Borrello, Kasey Bos, Martin Boyle, Cameron Burgess, Anthony Caceres, Alessandro Circati, Milos Degenek, Mitchell Duke, Joe Gauci, Jason Geria, Paul Izzo, Riley McGree, Connor Metcalfe, Lewis Miller, Paul Okon-Engstler, Aiden O’Neill, Kye Rowles, Mat Ryan, Mohamed Toure, Adam Taggart, Ryan Teague, Marco Tilio, Kai Trewin, Patrick Yazbek
The Socceroos have not qualified directly for the World Cup since 2014. They required a playoff to qualify in both 2018 and 2022 under a stricter format, as the World Cup has expanded to 48 teams in 2026, up from 32.