Sydney is proud to host the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026, the ultimate celebration of elite football and world-class talent. This prestigious tournament will unite the best teams from across Asia, showcasing skill, passion and sporting excellence on a global stage. Fans from every corner of the world are invited to experience the excitement and unforgettable moments that only Sydney can deliver. From iconic stadiums to vibrant city attractions, immerse yourself in a festival of football and culture. Join us for an extraordinary event that will inspire and unite communities through the power of the game.

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From 3 to 21 March, Sydney will host 11 thrilling matches of Asia’s premier women’s football tournament, including the Grand Final. Stadium Australia and Western Sydney Stadium will set the stage as 12 top nations compete for glory. Feel the energy, pride and passion of live football in one of the world’s great sporting cities. Don’t miss your chance to witness history and world-class talent right here in Sydney. Be there to Dream Fearless.

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AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™
AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™
Credit: 2025 Asian Football Confederation (AFC)

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Sydney Olympic Park - Credit: Ethan Rohloff