The Socceroos have qualified for their sixth consecutive FIFA World Cup and seventh in their history, and Australians will have plenty of ways to get behind the green and gold.
The Aussies were drawn into Group D alongside Türkiye, Paraguay and co-hosts the United States.
Under new manager Tony Popovic, who replaced Graham Arnold in 2024, the Socceroos have been training in Oakland, hoping to make it beyond the Round of 16 for the first time.
Alongside live and free coverage on SBS and SBS On Demand, official live sites and fan zones will pop up across the country, giving supporters the chance to watch together.
Here's where you can catch the action, and cheer along live with Socceroos matches and finals.
News that makes sense
Your trusted source for staying up-to-date with the world around you. Get free daily news updates and analysis, straight to your inbox.
Socceroos live sites across Australia
If watching at home isn't your thing, cities across Australia are turning public spaces and stadiums into giant viewing parties.
- All the FIFA World Cup 2026 coverage on our World Cup page
- How to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 on SBS
- Watch all 104 matches of the FIFA World Cup 2026 at our On Demand hub
- When the Socceroos matches start
Some sites will vary their operating dates.
Melbourne
- Federation Square
- Marvel Stadium
- AAMI Park
- Broadmeadows Town Hall
- Maddern Square (Footscray)
Sydney
- Tumbalong Park
- Cathy Freeman Park
- Parramatta Square
- Allianz Stadium
- Blacktown Football Park
- Henley Park, Enfield
- Playford Park, Bankstown
- Camperdown Memorial Rest Park
- Rouse Hill Town Centre
- Phillips Park, Lurnea
- Hammondville Oval, Moorebank
- Cirillo Reserve, Middleton Grange
- Webbs Avenue, Auburn
- Merrylands Civic Square
Brisbane
- Roma Street Parkland
- King George Square
- South Bank Parklands
- Suncorp Stadium
- Riverstage
Adelaide
- The Drive
Perth
- Northbridge Piazza
ACT
- University of Canberra Refectory
NT
- Darwin Football Stadium
If you can't catch the games at one of the live screenings, here is how to stream every Socceroos match live and free on SBS On Demand.
Australia v Türkiye
When: Sunday, June 14
Kick-off: 2PM (AEST)
Our first match sees the Socceroos face off against Türkiye in Canada at BC Place, Vancouver. It's only Türkiye's third World Cup appearance, but under new manager Vincenzo Montella, this Turkish side could be one of the strongest teams the country has ever produced.
Watch the livestream here: FIFA World Cup 2026™ | Stream Australia V Turkiye Free on SBS On Demand
Australia v USA
When: Saturday, June 20
Kick-off: 5AM (AEST)
Start your weekend early by supporting the Socceroos as they take on one of the host nations at Seattle Stadium. Mauricio Pochettino's squad will be a tough one to beat, but with a few wobbles in recent matches, the Socceroos have a fighting chance.
Watch the livestream here: FIFA World Cup 2026™ | Stream Australia V USA Free on SBS On Demand
Australia v Paraguay
When: Friday, June 26
Kick-off: 12PM (AEST)
Don't miss our final match of the group stage, where the Socceroos take on Paraguay at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.
Since starting as a coach in 2024, Gustavo Alfaro has transformed the side into a tough team to beat. Their World Cup qualification was celebrated with a national public holiday.
Watch Australia take on Paraguay here: FIFA World Cup 2026™ | Stream Australia V Paraguay Free on SBS On Demand
You can watch all 104 matches of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ live, free and exclusive on SBS, SBS VICELAND and SBS On Demand.
Create your SBS On Demand account to get match ready.
For the latest from SBS News, download our app and subscribe to our newsletter.
