Australia (W)'s next match is at 11:00 BST on Thu, 20 Jul 2023 against Ireland (W).

When is Australia (W)'s next match?

Australia (W) is ranked #12 in the FIFA rankings.

What is Australia (W)'s FIFA rank?

Australia (W) stadium is located in Sydney and is called Allianz Stadium.

Where is Australia (W)'s stadium?

The capacity for Allianz Stadium is 45,500.

What is the capacity of Allianz Stadium?

When was Allianz Stadium opened?

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