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Find out how to snag tickets to the championship football tournament in Perth, the Gold Coast and Sydney

Update Monday, January 12: The AFC has released $50 tickets to the Opening Ceremony at Perth Stadium on March 1, followed by the opening match between the Matildas and the Philippines. This deal is up for grabs until 8pm AEDT on Tuesday, January 20 here.
From March 1 to 21, Australia will host the Asia Pacific’s top football teams – including the Matildas – for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026. First-release tickets for the quadrennial football tournament went on sale last July, with multi-match packs offering fans early access to the biggest matches, including the grand final showdown. Single-match tickets are now also on sale, with prices starting from $20 for adults to $10 for children.
Games will be staged across major stadiums in Perth, the Gold Coast and Sydney, where you can cheer on the Tillies as they face off against 2022 champions China, past runners-up South Korea and Japan, and newly qualified teams from India, the Philippines and Vietnam. If the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 is anything to go by – the single biggest female sporting event in the world – we expect tickets will be in high demand. Here’s everything you need to know about getting tickets to the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026.
The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 will run from Sunday, March 1 to Saturday, March 21.
AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 games will be held at five stadiums across the country, including:
You can see the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 match schedule here.
The Matildas will kick off the tournament with an opening match at Perth Stadium on March 1, followed by a game at Gold Coast Stadium on March 5 and their final group stage match at Sydney’s Stadium Australia on March 8. If they make it to the quarter-finals, they’ll return to the field at Perth Rectangular Stadium on March 13 or 14 – and fingers crossed, we’ll see them back in Sydney for the final on March 21.
Single-match tickets and multi-pack passes are available via Ticketmaster here.
Single-match tickets start at just $20 for adults and $10 for children. Play-Off Passes start at $50, which includes access to the two play-off matches at Gold Coast Stadium. For the ultimate fans, the Follow Australia Pass is $130, and secures you seats to all three of the Matildas’ group stage matches across Perth, the Gold Coast and Sydney.
Eleven teams have qualified for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026, including Australia, previous champions China PR, Korea Republic, Japan, Bangladesh, Philippines, Vietnam, India, Chinese Taipei, DPR Korea and Uzbekistan.
China was the champion of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2022, with South Korea finishing second and Japan securing third place.
The Matildas finished 7th in the 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup, with their only tournament victory in 2010.
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