List of internationals for the Australian national women's football team

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This list contains all the matches of the Australia women's national soccer team . All matches recognized by FIFA as official international matches are listed, as are matches included in the statistics of the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation . The games at the 1975 Asian Cup are not taken into account by the Australian Association either. He mentions the "World Women's Invitational Tournament" in Taiwan in 1978 as the first appearance of an Australian national team for women, with Australia sending the only national team.

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• WM = World Championship
• AM = Asian Championship
• OM = Oceania Championship
• OS = Olympic Games
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties
• Opponents = opponents marked in bold were reigning champions of their confederation at the time of the game, opponents marked with an asterisk were reigning world champions at the time of the game
• green background color = victory of the Australian team
• red background color = defeat of the Australian team
• yellow background color = draw (tie)

1975 to 1989

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue		occasion	Remarks
	08/25/1975	2: 3	Thailand	Hong Kong	*	Women's Asian Football Championship 1975	First game of an OFC member against Thailand
	August 29, 1975	3-0	Singapore	Hong Kong	*	Women's Asian Football Championship 1975	First game of an OFC member against Singapore
	09/01/1975	2: 3	New Zealand	Hong Kong	*	Women's Asian Football Championship 1975 semi-finals	First game against New Zealand
	09/03/1975	5-0	Malaysia	Hong Kong	*	Soccer Asia Cup 1975 Women 3rd place match	First game against Malaysia
	10/20/1978	5-0	Thailand	Taipei ( TPE )	*	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1978 Play for places 7–9
1	10/06/1979	2: 2	New Zealand	Sydney	H		First official game against New Zealand
2	10/08/1979	0: 1	New Zealand	Sydney	H
3	10/13/1979	1-0	New Zealand	Brisbane	H
4th	May 18, 1980	3: 3	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.
5	May 21, 1980	1: 1	New Zealand	Wellington ( NZL )	A.
6th	May 24, 1980	3: 2	New Zealand	Christchurch ( NZL )	A.
7th	05.10.1981	2: 1	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.
8th	11/28/1983	0-0	New Zealand	Nouméa ( NCL )	*	OM preliminary round
	11/30/1983	5-0	New Caledonia	Nouméa ( NCL )	A.	OM preliminary round	First game against New Caledonia
9	02.12.1983	13: 0	Fiji	Nouméa ( NCL )	*	OM preliminary round	First game against Fiji, Fiji's first game recognized by FIFA
10	December 04, 1983	2: 3 a.d.	New Zealand	Nouméa ( NCL )	*	OM final
11	10/22/1984	6: 2	Japan	Xi'an ( CHN )	*	Xi'an Women's Tournament 1984 (China) semifinals	First game of an OFC member against Japan
12	December 8, 1984	2: 2	Japan	Taipei ( TPE )	*	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1984 (Chunghua Cup)	It didn't kick the Jap. National team
13	12/12/1984	0: 3	New Zealand	Taipei ( TPE )	*		First game against a reigning Oceania champion
	03/29/1986	1-0	New Zealand	Christchurch ( NZL )	A.	OM preliminary round	The game is also counted by the New Zealand Federation.
14th	March 31, 1986	0: 1	Chinese Taipei	Christchurch ( NZL )	*	OM preliminary round	First game against Taiwan
	04/02/1986	2: 1	New Zealand B	Christchurch ( NZL )	A.	OM preliminary round
15th	04/03/1986	1: 4	Chinese Taipei	Christchurch ( NZL )	*	OM final
16	12/12/1987	2-0	Canada	Taipei ( TPE )	*		First game of an OFC member against Canada
17th	12/13/1987	6-0	Hong Kong	Kaohsiung ( TPE )	*		First game against Hong Kong
18th	December 16, 1987	0: 6	United States	Taipei ( TPE )	*		First game against the USA
19th	12/17/1987	0-0	Canada	Taipei ( TPE )	*
20th	December 19, 1987	0: 1	New Zealand	Taipei ( TPE )	*
21st	06/01/1988	1-0	Brazil	Jiangmen ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game of an OFC member against Brazil
22nd	06/03/1988	0-0	Thailand	Jiangmen ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament
23	06/05/1988	0: 3	Norway	Jiangmen ( CHN )	*	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament	First game against Norway First game against a reigning European champion Australia qualifies as the best third party in the group for the knockout round
24	06/08/1988	0: 7	People's Republic of China	Guangzhou ( CHN )	A.	1988 FIFA Women's Invitational Tournament, quarter-finals	First game of an OFC member against China
25th	03/26/1989	0: 2	New Zealand	Brisbane	H	OM preliminary round
26th	03/28/1989	6-0	Papua New Guinea	Brisbane	H	OM preliminary round	First game against Papua New Guinea, first game recognized by FIFA in Papua New Guinea
27	March 31, 1989	1: 4	Chinese Taipei	Brisbane	H	OM preliminary round
28	December 4th, 1989	2: 2	Japan	Kanagawa ( JPN )	A.
29	05.12.1989	1: 1	Japan	Kanagawa ( JPN )	A.

1990 to 1999

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue		occasion	Remarks
30th	05/20/1991	0: 1	New Zealand	Sydney	H	Oceania Championship
31	05/21/1991	12: 0	Papua New Guinea	Sydney	H	Oceania Championship
32	05/24/1991	1-0	New Zealand	Sydney	H	Oceania Championship
33	05/25/1991	8-0	Papua New Guinea	Sydney	H	Oceania Championship
34	10/20/1991	0-0	New Zealand	Christchurch ( NZL )	A.
35	10/23/1991	0: 3	New Zealand	Wellington ( NZL )	A.
36	10/26/1991	0: 2	New Zealand	Hamilton ( CAN )	*
37	07/07/1993	0: 6	USA *	Hamilton ( CAN )	*		First game against a reigning world champion. First game against a reigning CONCACAF champion
38	04/20/1994	1: 2	Russia	Brisbane	H	Gold Coast Invitation (Women's Tournament) 1994	First game of an OFC member against Russia
39	04/23/1994	1: 1	Russia	Southport	H	Gold Coast Invitation (Women's Tournament) 1994
40	05/13/1994	0: 3	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )	A.
41	08/12/1994	3-0	Russia	Samara ( RUS )	A.	Samara Women's Tournament 1994
42	09/27/1994	2: 2	Japan	Tokyo ( JPN )	A.
43	10/14/1994	1: 2	New Zealand	Port Moresby ( PNG )	*	Oceania Championship
44	10/16/1994	7-0	Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby ( PNG )	A.	Oceania Championship
45	October 18, 1994	1-0	New Zealand	Port Moresby ( PNG )	*	Oceania Championship
46	October 19, 1994	4-0	Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby ( PNG )	A.	Oceania Championship	1st title win, Australia qualifies for the 1995 World Cup
	01/20/1995	0: 5	USA *	Phoenix ( USA )	A.		"Missing international match"
	01/23/1995	1: 4	USA *	Phoenix ( USA )	A.		"Missing international match"
47	03/17/1995	4-0	New Zealand	Canberra	H
48	03/19/1995	2-0	New Zealand	Canberra	H
49	04/10/1995	7-0	Argentina	Uberlândia ( BRA )	*	Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia 1995 (Women)	First game of an OFC member against Argentina Highest win of an oceanic against a South American team
50	04/15/1995	0: 3	Brazil	Uberlândia ( BRA )	A.	Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia 1995 (Women)	First game against a reigning South American champion
51	04/17/1995	3: 2	Brazil	Uberlândia ( BRA )	A.	Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia 1995 (Women) final	First win against a reigning South American champion
52	05/11/1995	0: 3	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )	A.
53	05/13/1995	3-0	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )	A.
54	05/18/1995	0-0	Scotland	Kilmarnock ( SCO )	A.		First game of an OFC member against Scotland
55	05/27/1995	0: 5	Sweden	Helsingborg ( SWE )	A.		First game of an OFC member against Sweden
56	06/06/1995	0: 5	Denmark	Västerås ( SWE )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Denmark
57	06/08/1995	2: 4	People's Republic of China	Västerås ( SWE )	*	World Cup preliminary round
58	06/10/1995	1: 4	USA *	Helsingborg ( SWE )	*	World Cup preliminary round
59	07/29/1995	0: 2	Norway *	Worcester ( USA )	*	1st US Cup 1995 (Women's Tournament)
60	08/03/1995	2: 4	United States	Piscataway ( USA )	A.	1st US Cup 1995 (Women's Tournament)
61	08/05/1995	3: 2	Chinese Taipei	Richmond ( USA )	*	1st US Cup 1995 (Women's Tournament)
62	03/24/1996	3-0	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women)
63	03/25/1996	1-0	South Korea	Auckland ( NZL )	*	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women)	First game against South Korea
64	03/29/1996	1: 2	South Korea	Auckland ( NZL )	*	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women)
65	03/30/1996	2-0	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women)
66	07/04/1996	1: 2	United States	Tampa ( USA )	A.
67	07/06/1996	1: 2	United States	Pensacola ( USA )	A.
68	07/09/1996	2: 2	Japan	Fort Lauderdale ( USA )	*
69	07/11/1996	0: 1	People's Republic of China	Bradenton ( USA )	*
70	07/14/1996	1: 2	People's Republic of China	Bradenton ( USA )	*
71	02/28/1997	0: 4	United States	Melbourne	H
72	03/03/1997	1: 3	United States	Bathurst	H
73	03/05/1997	0: 3	United States	Canberra	H
74	05/31/1997	0: 3	Italy	Salem ( USA )	*	3rd US Cup 1997 (Women's Tournament)	First game of an OFC member against Italy
75	06/05/1997	1: 9	United States	Ambler ( USA )	A.	3rd US Cup 1997 (Women's Tournament)	Biggest loss Biggest loss by an oceanic team against a CONCACAF team
76	06/07/1997	3: 2	Canada	Oakford ( USA )	*	3rd US Cup 1997 (Women's Tournament)
77	08/07/1997	1-0	Sweden	Ostersund ( SWE )	A.
78	08/11/1997	4-0	Hungary	Csákvár ( HUN )	A.		First game of an OFC member against Hungary
79	08/15/1997	1: 1	Netherlands	Grootebroek ( NLD )	A.		First game against the Netherlands
80	08/20/1997	0: 1	Belgium	Brussels ( BEL )	A.		First game of an OFC member against Belgium
81	08/24/1997	5: 1	Estonia	Haapsalu ( EST )	A.		First game of an OFC member against Estonia
82	08/26/1997	0: 2	Finland	Helsinki ( FIN )	A.		First game against Finland
83	09/01/1997	1: 7	Norway *	Oslo ( NOR )	A.
84	11/16/1997	0: 3	People's Republic of China	Lismore	H	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women)
85	11/19/1997	2-0	New Zealand	Newcastle	H	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women)
86	11/23/1997	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Canberra	H	Tri-Nations Tournament (Women) Final
87	08/29/1998	0-0	North Korea	Pyongyang ( PRK )	A.		First game of an OFC member against North Korea
88	09/01/1998	0-0	North Korea	Pyongyang ( PRK )	A.
89	09/04/1998	1-0	North Korea	Pyongyang ( PRK )	A.
90	10/09/1998	21: 0	American Samoa	Auckland ( NZL )	*	OM preliminary round	First game against American Samoa, highest win, highest defeat for American Samoa
91	10/11/1998	8-0	Papua New Guinea	Auckland ( NZL )	*	OM preliminary round
92	10/15/1998	17: 0	Fiji	Auckland ( NZL )	*	OM semifinals	Biggest defeat in Fiji
93	10/17/1998	3: 1	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.	OM final	2nd title win, Australia qualifies for the 1999 World Cup
94	01/08/1999	1: 1 a.d. 3: 4 i. E.	Italy	Sydney	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
95	01/10/1999	4: 3	Canada	Canberra	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
96	01/13/1999	1-0	Italy	Canberra	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament Final
97	03/14/1999	1: 1	Denmark	Faro ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup
98	March 16, 1999	0-0	Portugal	Olhão ( PRT )	A.	Algarve Cup	First game of an OFC member against Portugal
99	03/18/1999	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Montechoro ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup
100	03/20/1999	1: 1 a.d. 7: 6 i. E.	Sweden	Loulé ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup game for 5th place
101	06/03/1999	0: 4	United States	Beaverton ( USA )	A.
102	06/06/1999	1: 3	Brazil	Portland ( USA )	*
103	06/09/1999	3: 1	Canada	Etobicoke ( CAN )	A.
104	06/12/1999	0: 2	Canada	Toronto ( CAN )	A.
105	06/20/1999	1: 1	Ghana	Foxborough ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Ghana
106	06/23/1999	1: 3	Sweden	Landover ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
107	06/26/1999	1: 3	People's Republic of China	East Rutherford ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
108	10/28/1999	1: 3	People's Republic of China	Zhuhai ( CHN )	A.
109	10/31/1999	2: 4	People's Republic of China	Xiamen ( CHN )	A.

2000 to 2009

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue		occasion	Remarks
110	07/01/2000	0: 2	Sweden	Sydney	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
111	01/10/2000	3-0	Czech Republic	Melbourne	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament	First game of an OFC member against the Czech Republic
112	13/01/2000	1: 3	USA *	Adelaide	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
113	05/31/2000	1-0	Japan	Canberra	H	Women Pacific Cup 2000
114	06/02/2000	1: 1, 3: 4 i. E.	People's Republic of China	Sydney	H	Women Pacific Cup 2000
115	06/04/2000	0: 2	Canada	Sydney	H	Women Pacific Cup 2000
116	06/07/2000	4-0	New Zealand	Newcastle	H	Women Pacific Cup 2000
117	06/11/2000	0: 1	USA *	Newcastle	H	Women Pacific Cup 2000
118	08/08/2000	0: 2	North Korea	Pyongyang ( PRK )	A.
119	08/11/2000	1: 2	North Korea	Pyongyang ( PRK )	A.
120	08/14/2000	0: 3	People's Republic of China	Yangzhou ( CHN )	A.
121	08/17/2000	0-0	People's Republic of China	Shanghai ( CHN )	A.
122	13.09.2000	0: 3	Germany	Canberra	H	OS preliminary round	First game against Germany
123	09/16/2000	1: 1	Sweden	Sydney	H	OS preliminary round
124	09/19/2000	1: 2	Brazil	Sydney	H	OS preliminary round
125	01/11/2001	2: 1	France	Coffs Harbor	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament	First game of an OFC member against France
126	01/14/2001	1: 1	France	Lismore	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
127	01/17/2001	1-0	France	Gold coast	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
128	01/13/2002	1-0	South Korea	Wagga Wagga	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
129	01/16/2002	1-0	South Korea	Albury	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
130	01/19/2002	4: 1	South Korea	Bendigo	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
131	04/03/2002	0-0	Canada	Poitiers ( FRA )	*	Tournoi International Féminin de France 2002
132	04/06/2002	1: 1	Japan	Angoulême ( FRA )	*	Tournoi International Féminin de France 2002
133	04/09/2002	0: 1	France	Limoges ( FRA )	A.	Tournoi International Féminin de France 2002
134	09/26/2002	0: 2	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )	A.
135	09/28/2002	1-0	Canada	Victoria ( CAN )	A.
136	10/02/2002	0: 4	USA *	Cary ( USA )	A.	8th US Cup 2002 (Women's Tournament)
137	10/06/2002	2-0	Russia	Cary ( USA )	*	8th US Cup 2002 (Women's Tournament)
138	10/09/2002	0: 1	Italy	Cary ( USA )	*	8th US Cup 2002 (Women's Tournament)
139	01/26/2003	2-0	South Korea	Canberra	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
140	01/29/2003	2-0	Mexico	Canberra	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament	First game of an OFC member against Mexico
141	02/01/2003	1: 3	Sweden	Canberra	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
142	04/05/2003	19: 0	Samoa	Canberra	H	Oceania Championship
143	04/07/2003	11: 0	Cook Islands	Canberra	H	Oceania Championship	First game against the Cook Islands
144	04/09/2003	13: 0	Papua New Guinea	Canberra	H	Oceania Championship
145	04/13/2003	2-0	New Zealand	Canberra	H	Oceania Championship	3rd title win, last game at the Oceania Championship, Australia qualifies for the 2003 World Cup
146	07/25/2003	0-0	South Korea	Sendai ( JPN )	*	Women Three Nations Tournament Japan 2003
147	07/27/2003	0-0	Japan	Sendai ( JPN )	A.	Women Three Nations Tournament Japan 2003
148	08/28/2003	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Jinan ( CHN )	A.
149	08/31/2003	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Qingdao ( CHN )	A.
150	09/04/2003	0: 1	England	Burnley ( ENG )	A.		First game of an OFC member against England
151	09/06/2003	1-0	Scotland	Livingston ( SCO )	A.
152	09/14/2003	0: 2	Canada	Kingston ( CAN )	A.
153	09/21/2003	1: 2	Russia	Carson ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
154	09/25/2003	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Carson ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
155	09/28/2003	1: 2	Ghana	Portland ( USA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
156	02/18/2004	2-0	New Zealand	Brisbane	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
	02/22/2004	0-0	North Korea	Brisbane	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament	Canceled due to bad weather
157	02/24/2004	0-0	People's Republic of China	Brisbane	H	Australia Cup - Women Tournament
158	03/04/2004	10-0	Papua New Guinea	Ba ( FIJ )	*	OS qualification
159	03/06/2004	7-0	Fiji	Ba ( FIJ )	A.	OS qualification
160	06/30/2004	2-0	People's Republic of China	Beijing ( CHN )	A.
161	07/01/2004	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Beijing ( CHN )	A.
162	07/08/2004	2: 1	Mexico	Mexico City ( MEX )	A.
163	07/11/2004	0: 2	Mexico	Guadalajara ( MEX )	A.
164	07/21/2004	1: 3	United States	Blaine ( USA )	A.
165	08/06/2004	1-0	Mexico	Athens ( GRC )	*
166	08/11/2004	0: 1	Brazil	Thessaloniki ( GRC )	*	OS preliminary round
167	08/14/2004	1-0	Greece	Heraklion ( GRC )	A.	OS preliminary round	First game of an OFC member against Greece
168	08/17/2004	1: 1	United States	Thessaloniki ( GRC )	*	OS preliminary round
169	08/20/2004	1: 2	Sweden	Volos ( GRC )	*	OS quarter-finals
170	01/28/2005	1-0	Germany *	Quanzhou ( CHN )	*	Four Nations Tournament 2005	So far the only victory against a reigning European champion and first victory against a reigning world champion
171	01/30/2005	0: 3	People's Republic of China	Quanzhou ( CHN )	A.	Four Nations Tournament 2005
172	02/01/2005	5-0	Russia	Quanzhou ( CHN )	*	Four Nations Tournament 2005	Highest victory of an oceanic against a European team
173	03/26/2005	0: 2	Japan	Sydney	H
174	03/29/2005	2: 1	Japan	Miranda	H
175	07/16/2005	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Tianjin ( CHN )	A.
176	07/19/2005	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Tianjin ( CHN )	A.
177	07/23/2005	2: 4	Japan	Tokyo ( JPN )	A.
178	07/26/2005	0-0	South Korea	Jeonju ( KOR )	A.
179	07/28/2005	0: 3	South Korea	Jeonju ( KOR )	A.
180	10/16/2005	0-0	United States	Fullerton ( USA )	A.
181	October 19, 2005	2-0	Mexico	El Paso ( USA )	*
182	11/25/2005	0-0	People's Republic of China	Gosford	H
183	11/28/2005	3: 1	People's Republic of China	Tumbi Umbi	H
184	12/03/2005	0-0	People's Republic of China	Sydney	H
185	05/25/2006	2: 1	Mexico	Melbourne	H
186	05/28/2006	3-0	Mexico	Albert Park	H
187	05/30/2006	4-0	Mexico	Port Melbourne	H
188	06/16/2006	1: 2	People's Republic of China	Shanghai ( CHN )	A.
189	06/19/2006	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Shanghai ( CHN )	A.
190	07/16/2006	4-0	South Korea	Adelaide	H	AM preliminary round
191	07/18/2006	2-0	Myanmar	Adelaide	H	AM preliminary round	First game against Myanmar
192	07/22/2006	0-0	North Korea	Adelaide	H	AM preliminary round
193	07/24/2006	5-0	Thailand	Adelaide	H	AM preliminary round
194	07/27/2006	2-0	Japan	Adelaide	H	AM semifinals	Australia qualifies for the 2007 World Cup
195	07/30/2006	2: 2 n.V., 2: 4 i. E.	People's Republic of China	Adelaide	H	AM finals
196	October 29, 2006	1-0	Netherlands	Gimhae ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup 2006
197	10/31/2006	0: 2	United States	Cheonan ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup 2006
198	11/02/2006	1: 2	Denmark	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup 2006
199	11/19/2006	0: 1	Japan	Tokyo ( JPN )	A.
200	02/05/2007	6-0	New Zealand	Canberra	H
201	02/06/2007	1-0	New Zealand	Canberra	H
202	02/21/2007	2-0	Myanmar	Taipei ( TPE )	*	OS qualification 1st round
203	02/23/2007	10-0	Uzbekistan	Taipei ( TPE )	*	OS qualification 1st round	First game against Uzbekistan
204	02/25/2007	8: 1	Chinese Taipei	Taipei ( TPE )	A.	OS qualification 1st round
205	04/07/2007	15: 0	Hong Kong	Coffs Harbor	H	OS qualification final round
206	04/15/2007	10-0	Chinese Taipei	Taipei ( TPE )	A.	OS qualification final round
207	05/30/2007	2: 2	People's Republic of China	Xianghe ( CHN )	A.
208	06/03/2007	0: 2	North Korea	Pyongyang ( PRK )	A.	OS qualification final round
209	06/10/2007	0: 2	North Korea	Coffs Harbor	H	OS qualification final round
210	07/19/2007	3-0	New Zealand	Coffs Harbor	H
211	07/22/2007	1-0	New Zealand	Coffs Harbor	H
212	08/04/2007	8: 1	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	A.	OS qualification final round
213	08/12/2007	7-0	Chinese Taipei	Coffs Harbor	H	OS qualification final round
214	08/16/2007	3: 2	People's Republic of China	Tianjin ( CHN )	A.
215	08/19/2007	3: 1	People's Republic of China	Tianjin ( CHN )	A.
216	09/12/2007	4: 1	Ghana	Hangzhou ( CHN )	*	World Cup preliminary round
217	09/15/2007	1: 1	Norway	Hangzhou ( CHN )	*	World Cup preliminary round
218	09/20/2007	2: 2	Canada	Chengdu ( CHN )	*	World Cup preliminary round
219	09/23/2007	2: 3	Brazil	Tianjin ( CHN )	*	World Cup quarter-finals
220	03/01/2008	2-0	New Zealand	Sunshine Coast	H
221	03/03/2008	2: 1	New Zealand	Sunshine Coast	H
222	05.03.2008	4: 2	New Zealand	Sunshine Coast	H
223	04/27/2008	2: 3	United States	Cary ( USA )	A.
224	05/03/2008	4: 5	United States	Birmingham ( USA )	A.
225	05/23/2008	2: 1	Canada	Sydney	H
226	05/29/2008	4-0	Chinese Taipei	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	AM preliminary round
227	05/31/2008	2-0	South Korea	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	AM preliminary round
228	06/02/2008	1: 3	Japan	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	AM preliminary round
229	06/05/2008	0: 3	North Korea	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	AM semifinals
230	06/08/2008	0: 3	Japan	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	AM game for 3rd place
231	06/15/2008	1: 2	United States	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup 2008
232	06/17/2008	3-0	Italy	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup 2008
233	06/19/2008	1-0	Brazil	Suwon ( KOR )	*	Peace Queen Cup 2008
234	07/09/2008	0: 5	People's Republic of China	Tianjin ( CHN )	A.
235	07/12/2008	1-0	New Zealand	Sydney	H
236	07/24/2008	0: 3	Japan	Kobe ( JPN )	A.
237	09/10/2008	2-0	Thailand	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*
238	10/11/2008	7-0	Philippines	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*		First game against the Philippines
239	10/13/2008	6-0	Singapore	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*		First official game against Singapore
240	October 18, 2008	5: 1	Myanmar	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*
241	10/20/2008	1-0	Vietnam	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	A.		First game against Vietnam
242	January 31, 2009	2: 2	Italy	Sydney	H
243	02/07/2009	1: 5	Italy	Canberra	H

2010 to 2019

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue		occasion	Remarks
244	02/17/2010	3-0	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.
245	02/20/2010	3-0	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.
246	03/03/2010	2: 2	North Korea	Brisbane	H
247	03/06/2010	3: 2	North Korea	Brisbane	H
248	05/19/2010	2-0	Vietnam	Chengdu ( CHN )	*	AM preliminary round
249	05/21/2010	3: 1	South Korea	Chengdu ( CHN )	*	AM preliminary round
250	05/23/2010	0: 1	People's Republic of China	Chengdu ( CHN )	A.	AM preliminary round
251	05/27/2010	1-0	Japan	Chengdu ( CHN )	*	AM semifinals	Australia qualifies for the 2011 World Cup
252	05/30/2010	1: 1 n.V., 5: 4 i. E.	North Korea	Chengdu ( CHN )	*	AM finals
253	10/17/2010	3: 1	Mexico	Suwon ( KOR )	*
254	October 19, 2010	1-0	Chinese Taipei	Suwon ( KOR )	*
255	23/10/2010	1: 2	South Korea	Suwon ( KOR )	A.
256	10/28/2010	1: 2	Germany *	Wolfsburg ( DEU )	A.
	05/12/2011	3-0	New Zealand	Gosford	H		The game is counted by both associations. [2] [3]
257	05/15/2011	2: 1	New Zealand	Gosford	H
258	06/20/2011	3: 2	Mexico	Göttingen ( DEU )	*
259	06/23/2011	2-0	England	Wolfsburg ( DEU )	*
260	06/29/2011	0: 1	Brazil	Mönchengladbach ( DEU )	*	World Cup preliminary round
261	07/03/2011	3: 2	Equatorial Guinea	Bochum ( DEU )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game of an AFC member against Equatorial Guinea
262	07/06/2011	2: 1	Norway	Leverkusen ( DEU )	*	World Cup preliminary round
263	07/10/2011	1: 3	Sweden	Augsburg ( DEU )	*	World Cup quarter-finals
264	09/01/2011	0: 1	North Korea	Jinan ( CHN )	*	OS qualification
265	09/03/2011	5: 1	Thailand	Jinan ( CHN )	*	OS qualification
266	05.09.2011	0: 1	Japan *	Jinan ( CHN )	*	OS qualification
267	09/08/2011	1-0	People's Republic of China	Jinan ( CHN )	A.	OS qualification
268	09/11/2011	2: 1	South Korea	Jinan ( CHN )	*	OS qualification
269	06/24/2012	1: 1	New Zealand	Wollongong	H
270	06/27/2012	2-0	New Zealand	Wollongong	H
271	07/11/2012	0: 3	Japan *	Tokyo ( JPN )	A.
272	09/13/2012	4-0	Haiti	Indianapolis ( USA )	*		First game by an AFC member against Haiti
273	09/16/2012	1: 2	United States	Carson ( USA )	A.
274	09/19/2012	2: 6	United States	Commerce City ( USA )	A.
275	11/20/2012	7-0	Chinese Taipei	Shenzhen ( CHN )	*	Qualification for the East Asian Championship
276	11/22/2012	4-0	Hong Kong	Shenzhen ( CHN )	*	Qualification for the East Asian Championship
277	11/24/2012	1: 2	People's Republic of China	Shenzhen ( CHN )	A.	Qualification for the East Asian Championship	Last game under Tom Sermanni
278	06/13/2013	1-0	New Zealand	Canberra	H		First game under Hesterine de Reus
279	06/16/2013	1: 1 a.d., 4: 2 in E.	New Zealand	Canberra	H
280	06/29/2013	1: 3	Netherlands	Velsen ( NLD )	A.		100th away game
281	07/06/2013	2-0	France	Angers ( FRA )	A.
282	10/20/2013	0: 4	United States	San Antonio ( USA )	A.
283	11/24/2013	2-0	People's Republic of China	Wollongong	H
284	11/27/2013	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Parramatta City	H
285	05.03.2014	2: 2	Netherlands	Larnaca ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup
286	07.03.2014	2: 3	France	Nicosia ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup
287	03/10/2014	2: 4	Scotland	Larnaca ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup
288	03/12/2014	5: 2	Italy	Paralimni ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup game for 7th place
289	04/06/2014	0: 1	Brazil	Brisbane ( AUS )	H
290	04/09/2014	2: 1	Brazil	Brisbane ( AUS )	H
291	05/14/2014	2: 2	Japan *	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	Asian Championship preliminary round
292	05/16/2014	3: 1	Jordan	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	Asian Championship preliminary round	First game against Jordan
293	05/18/2014	2-0	Vietnam	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	A.	Asian Championship preliminary round	Australia qualifies for the 2015 World Cup
294	05/22/2014	2: 1	South Korea	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	Asian Cup semi-finals
295	05/25/2014	0: 1	Japan *	Ho Chi Minh City ( VNM )	*	Asian Cup final
296	02/10/2015	2: 1	North Korea	Auckland ( NZL )	*	Women's International Tri-Series
297	02/12/2015	3: 2	New Zealand	Auckland ( NZL )	A.	Women's International Tri-Series
298	03/04/2015	1-0	Netherlands	Larnaca ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup 2015
299	03/06/2015	0: 3	England	Nicosia ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup 2015
300	03/09/2015	3-0	Finland	Larnaca ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup 2015
301	03/11/2015	6: 2	Czech Republic	Paralimni ( CYP )	*	Cyprus Cup 2015 game for 5th place
302	04/07/2015	1: 2	Austria	Villach ( AUT )	A.		First game against Austria
303	04/09/2015	1: 1	Scotland	Falkirk ( SCO )	A.
304	05/19/2015	4-0	Vietnam	Park Lea	H		Game behind closed doors
305	05/21/2015	11: 0	Vietnam	Kogarah	H
306	06/08/2015	1: 3	United States	Winnipeg ( CAN )	*	World Cup preliminary round	100th international match by Lisa De Vanna
307	06/12/2015	2-0	Nigeria	Winnipeg ( CAN )	*	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Nigeria, first World Cup game without conceding a goal
308	06/16/2015	1: 1	Sweden	Edmonton ( CAN )	*	World Cup preliminary round
309	06/21/2015	1-0	Brazil	Moncton ( CAN )	*	World Cup round of 16	First win in a knockout game at a World Cup
310	06/27/2015	0: 1	Japan *	Edmonton ( CAN )	*	World Cup quarter-finals
	09/17/2015	called off	USA *	Detroit ( USA )	A.
	09/20/2015	called off	USA *	Birmingham ( USA )	A.
311	25/10/2015	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Chongqing ( CHN )	A.
312	10/27/2015	0: 1	England	Chongqing ( CHN )	*
313	11/29/2015	1-0	South Korea	Incheon ( KOR )	A.
314	02/29/2016	3: 1	Japan	Osaka ( JPN )	A.	Olympic qualification
315	02.03.2016	9-0	Vietnam	Osaka ( JPN )	*	Olympic qualification
316	03/04/2016	2-0	South Korea	Osaka ( JPN )	*	Olympic qualification
317	07.03.2016	2: 1	North Korea	Osaka ( JPN )	*	Olympic qualification	Australia qualifies for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro
318	03/09/2016	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Osaka ( JPN )	*	Olympic qualification
319	06/04/2016	2-0	New Zealand	Ballarat	H
320	06/07/2016	1: 1	New Zealand	Melbourne	H
321	07/23/2016	1: 3	Brazil	Fortaleza ( BRA )	A.
322	08/03/2016	0: 2	Canada	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	*	Olympic preliminary round
323	08/06/2016	2: 2	Germany	Sao Paulo ( BRA )	*	Olympic preliminary round
324	08/09/2016	6: 1	Zimbabwe	Salvador ( BRA )	*	Olympic preliminary round	First game against Zimbabwe
325	08/12/2016	0: 0 n.V., 6: 7 i. E.	Brazil	Belo Horizonte ( BRA )	*	Olympic quarter-finals
326	03/01/2017	0: 1	Sweden	Albufeira ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup 2017
327	03.03.2017	3: 2	Netherlands	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup 2017
328	03/06/2017	2: 1	People's Republic of China	Parchal ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup 2017
329	03/08/2017	1: 1 n.V., 1: 4 i. E.	Denmark	Albufeira ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup 2017 game for 3rd place
330	07/27/2017	1-0	USA *	Seattle ( USA )	A.	Tournament of Nations	First win against the USA
331	07/30/2017	4: 2	Japan	San Diego ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
332	08/03/2017	6: 1	Brazil	Carson ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations	Australia wins the tournament Lisa De Vanna first sets Kate Gill's record with her 41st international goal and then increases it to 42 goals.
333	09/16/2017	2: 1	Brazil	Penrith	H
334	09/19/2017	3: 2	Brazil	Newcastle	H		First balanced record against Brazil since 1999
335	11/22/2017	3-0	People's Republic of China	Melbourne	H
336	11/26/2017	5: 1	People's Republic of China	Geelong	H
337	02/28/2018	4: 3	Norway	Albufeira ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup 2018
338	02.03.2018	0-0	Portugal	Faro-Loulé ( PRT )	A.	Algarve Cup 2018	100th international match by Clare Polkinghorne
339	05.03.2018	2-0	People's Republic of China	Albufeira ( PRT )	*	Algarve Cup 2018
340	07.03.2018	1: 2	Portugal	Albufeira ( PRT )	A.	Algarve Cup 2018 game for 3rd place	First defeat against Portugal (after 2 goalless draws)
341	03/26/2018	5-0	Thailand	Perth	H		First game on the west coast
342	04/07/2018	0-0	South Korea	Amman ( JOR )	*	Asian Championship preliminary round
343	04/10/2018	8-0	Vietnam	Amman ( JOR )	*	Asian Championship preliminary round
344	04/13/2018	1: 1	Japan	Amman ( JOR )	*	Asian Championship preliminary round	Australia qualifies for the 2019 World Cup
345	04/17/2018	2: 2 n.v., 3: 1 i. E.	Thailand	Amman ( JOR )	*	Asian Cup semi-finals
346	April 20, 2018	0: 1	Japan	Amman ( JOR )	*	Asian Cup final
347	07/26/2018	3: 1	Brazil	Kansas City ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
348	07/29/2018	1: 1	USA *	East Hartford ( USA )	A.	Tournament of Nations
349	08/02/2018	2-0	Japan	Bridgeview ( USA )	*	Tournament of Nations
350	05.10.2018	0: 2	France	St. Etienne ( FRA )	A.
351	09.10.2018	1: 1	England	London ( ENG )	A.		100th international match for Elise Kellond-Knight
352	11/10/2018	2: 3	Chile	Penrith	H		First game against Chile, 100th home game
353	11/13/2018	5-0	Chile	Newcastle	H		Last game under Alen Stajcic
354	02/28/2019	2-0	New Zealand	Sydney	H	Cup of Nations	First game under Ante Milicic
355	03.03.2019	4: 1	South Korea	Brisbane	H	Cup of Nations
356	03/06/2019	3-0	Argentina	Melbourne	H	Cup of Nations
357	04/05/2019	3: 5	USA *	Commerce City ( USA )	A.
358	06/09/2019	1: 2	Italy	Valenciennes ( FRA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
359	06/13/2019	3: 2	Brazil	Montpellier ( FRA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
360	06/18/2019	4: 1	Jamaica	Grenoble ( FRA )	*	World Cup preliminary round
361	06/22/2019	1: 1 n.V., 1: 4 i. E.	Norway	Nice	*	World Cup round of 16
362	11/09/2019	2: 1	Chile	Parramatta	H
363	11/12/2019	1-0	Chile	Adelaide	H

From 2020

No.	date	Result	opponent	venue		occasion	Remarks
364	02/07/2020	7-0	Chinese Taipei	Sydney	H	Olympic qualification 2020
365	02/10/2020	6-0	Thailand	Sydney	H	Olympic qualification 2020
366	02/13/2020	1: 1	People's Republic of China	Sydney	H	Olympic qualification 2020
367	03/06/2020	5-0	Vietnam	Newcastle	H	Olympic qualification 2020
368	03/11/2020	2: 1	Vietnam	Cẩm Phả ( VNM )	A.	Olympic qualification 2020	Australia qualifies for the Tokyo Olympics
Called off	04/11/2020		United States	Sandy ( USA )	A.
Called off	04/14/2020		Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )	A.
	xx.07.2021		NN	( JPN )	* / A	Olympic Games preliminary round
	xx.07.2021		NN	( JPN )	* / A	Olympic Games preliminary round
	xx.07.2021		NN	( JPN )	* / A	Olympic Games preliminary round
	xx.07.2023		NN		H	Football Women's World Cup 2023
	xx.07.2023		NN		H	Football Women's World Cup 2023
	xx.07.2023		NN		H	Football Women's World Cup 2023

statistics

The statistics also take into account the games that are not counted by FIFA , as they either took place against teams whose associations were not yet FIFA members or which were not taken into account for incomprehensible reasons.

Occasions

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (excluding penalty shoot-outs)
Friendly matches	160	071	27	062	0256: 241
Different tournaments	096	047	20th	029	0156: 121
World championship games	021st	005	04th	012	0028: 043
Asian championship games	030th	015th	07th	008th	0061: 029
Oceania Championship Games	027	019th	01	007th	0159: 019
Olympic games	011	002	04th	005	0013: 015
Olympic qualification	026th	020th	02	004th	0123: 015
East Asian Championship qualification	003	002	00	001	0012: 002
total	374	181	65	128	0811: 485
↑ Of which 1 game won by penalty shoot-out ↑ Algarve Cup (3 participations), Australia Cup, Three Nations Tournaments, Gold Coast Cup, Pacific Cup, Peace Queen Cup, Samara Women's Tournament, Torneio Cidade de Uberlândia, Tournoi International Féminin de France, US Cup , Four Nations -Tournaments , Women's FIFA Invitational Tournament, Xi'an Women's Tournament, Cyprus Cup , Tournament of Nations, Cup of Nations ↑ 4 games decided by penalty shootouts (1 win, 3 defeats) ↑ a b Some of the championships counted as World Cup qualifications ↑ Of which 3 games decided by penalty shoot-out (2 wins, 1 loss) ↑ Thereof 1 game lost to penalty shoot-out

opponent

Continental Association	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference
CAF (Africa)	006th	004th	01	001	0017: 007
AFC (Asia)	149	074	32	043	0332: 167
OFC (Oceania)	066	048	08th	010	0251: 041
UEFA (Europe)	071	023	17th	031	0091: 108
CONCACAF (North and Central America)	058	018th	06th	034	0073: 133
CONMEBOL (South America)	024	014th	01	009	0044: 027
total	374	181	65	128	0811: 485
↑ 4 games decided by penalty shootouts (2 wins, 2 defeats) ↑ Of which 1 game won by penalty shoot-out ↑ Of which 3 games decided by penalty shoot-out (1 win, 2 losses) ↑ Lost on penalties

International match records

As an OFC member, Australia was the first to play against American Samoa, Argentina, Brazil, China, England, France, Italy, Japan, Canada, Mexico, North Korea, Russia, Scotland, Singapore and Thailand and as the only OFC member so far against Belgium, Estonia, Greece, Portugal, Sweden, the Czech Republic and Hungary. American Samoa (in their first international match), the Cook Islands and Fiji suffered their biggest defeats against Australia. Australia were the first FIFA-recognized opponents for Fiji and Papua New Guinea.

Australia became the first AFC member to play against Equatorial Guinea and Haiti after joining the AFC.

country	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Important encounters
American Samoa	001	001	00	00	0021: 000	OM preliminary round 1998, highest victory
Equatorial Guinea	001	001	00	00	0003: 002	World Cup preliminary round 2011
Argentina	002	002	00	00	0010: 000
Belgium	001	000	00	01	0000: 001
Brazil	018th	009	01	08th	0027: 025	World Cup quarter-finals 2007, preliminary round 2011, round of 16 2015; OS quarter-finals 2016, preliminary round 2000, 2004
Chile	004th	003	000	01	010: 04
People's Republic of China	044	013	012	19th	0051: 072	World Cup preliminary round 1995, 1999, 2003; AM finals 2006, preliminary round 2010; OS qualification 2012, 2016, 2020
Chinese Taipei	011	008th	00	03	0049: 012	OM final 1986, preliminary round 1986, 1989; AM preliminary round 2008; OS qualification 2008, 2020
Cook Islands	001	001	00	00	0011: 000	OM preliminary round 2003
Denmark	004th	000	02	02	0003: 009	World Cup preliminary round 1995
Germany	004th	001	01	02	0002: 005	OS preliminary round 2000, 2016
England	005	001	01	03	0003: 006
Estonia	001	001	00	00	0005: 001
Fiji	003	003	00	00	0037: 000	OM semi-finals 1998, preliminary round 1983; OS qualification 2004
Finland	002	001	00	01	0003: 002
France	007th	003	01	03	0008: 008
Ghana	003	001	01	01	0006: 004	World Cup preliminary round 1999, 2003, 2007
Greece	001	001	00	00	0001: 000	OS preliminary round 2004
Haiti	001	001	00	00	0004: 000
Hong Kong	004th	004th	00	00	0033: 001	OS qualification 2008
Italy	007th	002	02	03	0008: 012
Japan	028	008th	09	11	0037: 042	World Cup quarter finals 2015, AM final 2014, 2018, game for 3rd place in 2008, semi-finals 2006, 2010, preliminary round 2008, 2014, 2018; OS qualification 2012, 2016
Jordan	001	001	00	00	0003: 001	AM preliminary round 2014
Canada	017th	007th	03	07th	0020: 025	World Cup preliminary round 2007, OS preliminary round 2016
Malaysia	001	001	00	00	0005: 000	AM game for 3rd place 1975
Mexico	010	009	00	01	0022: 009
Myanmar	003	003	00	00	0009: 001	AM preliminary round 2006; OS qualification 2008
New Caledonia	001	001	00	00	0005: 000	OM preliminary round 1983
New Zealand	050	032	08th	10	0088: 040	OM 1991, 1994, 2003, OM final 1983, 1998, preliminary round 1983, 1986, 1989
New Zealand B	001	001	00	00	0002: 001	OM preliminary round 1986
Netherlands	006th	003	02	01	0009: 008
Nigeria	001	001	00	00	0002: 000	World Cup preliminary round 2015
North Korea	016	004th	06th	06th	0012: 019	AM finals 2010, semi-finals 2008, preliminary round 2006; OS qualification 2007, 2012, 2016
Norway	006th	002	01	03	0008: 017	World Cup preliminary round 2007, 2011
Austria	001	000	00	01	0001: 002
Papua New Guinea	008th	008th	00	00	0068: 001	OM 1991, 1994, 2003, preliminary round 1989; OS qualification 2004
Philippines	001	001	00	00	0007: 000
Portugal	003	000	02	01	0001: 002
Russia	006th	003	01	02	0013: 005	World Cup preliminary round 2003
Samoa	001	001	00	00	0019: 000	OM 2003
Scotland	004th	001	02	01	0004: 005
Sweden	010	001	02	07th	0007: 021	World Cup quarter-finals 2011, preliminary round 1999; OS quarter-finals 2004, preliminary round 2000
Zimbabwe	001	001	00	00	0006: 001	OS preliminary round 2016
Singapore	002	002	00	00	0009: 000	AM preliminary round 1975
South Korea	019th	013	03	03	0031: 012	AM preliminary round 2006, 2008, 2010, 2018, semi-finals 2014; OS qualification 2012, 2016
Thailand	009	006th	02	01	0032: 006	AM preliminary round 1975, 2006, semi-finals 2018; OS qualification 2012, 2020
Czech Republic	002	002	00	00	0009: 002
Hungary	001	001	00	00	0004: 000
United States	030th	001	03	26th	0027: 101	World Cup preliminary round 1995, 2015; 2004 Olympic preliminary round
Uzbekistan	001	001	00	00	0010: 000	OS qualification 2008
Vietnam	009	009	00	00	0044: 001	AM preliminary round 2010, 2014, 2018; OS qualification 2016, 2020
total	374	181	65	128	0811: 485
↑ Lost on penalties ↑ 2 games lost to penalties ↑ a b 1 game lost to penalty shoot-out ↑ a b c The game is not counted by FIFA ↑ Incl. the match not counted by FIFA on September 1, 1975, March 29, 1986 and May 12, 2011 ↑ a b c d Of which 1 game won by penalty shoot-out ↑ Incl. of the game not counted by FIFA on February 22, 2004, which was abandoned due to bad weather and rated 0-0. ↑ Incl. of the game not counted by FIFA on August 29, 1975 ↑ Incl. the games not counted by FIFA on August 25, 1975 and October 20, 1978

Venues

occasion	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Home games	110	071	18th	21st	295: 093
Play in a neutral place	143	069	24	50	340: 182
Away games	121	041	23	57	176: 208
↑ Incl. the games at the 2000 Olympic Games, the 2006 Asian Championships and the 1989, 1991 and 2003 Oceania Championships ↑ Thereof lost 3 games on penalties and won one game ↑ Won 3 games on penalties and lost 1 game ↑ Incl. the games against the hosts at the Oceania Championships in 1983, 1986, 1994, 1998, the Asian Championships in 2010 and 2014 and the Olympic Games in 2004 and 2016 ↑ 1 game lost to a penalty shootout

Game cities

Canberra Sydney Brisbane Adelaide Coffs Harbor Sunshine Coast Melbourne Newcastle Wollongong Gosford Lismore

The venues with at least two games are entered (bold and blue: venues for the 2000 Olympic Games).

Albert Park Albury Bendigo Gold coast Port Melbourne Southport Tumbi Umbi Wagga Wagga Bathurst Ballarat Geelong Perth

The venues with one game are entered.

Parramatta City Miranda Valentine Sports Park Jubilee oval ANZ stadium Penrith Stadium Leumeah

The venues in the greater Sydney area are registered.

Venue (home games only)

city	Games	Victories	draw	Defeats	First game	Last game
Canberra	20th	15th	1	4th	1995	2013
Sydney	18th	6th	6th	6th	1979	2019
Brisbane	13	6th	3	4th	1979	2019
Adelaide	8th	5	2	1	2000	2019
Coffs Harbor	6th	5	0	1	2001	2007
Newcastle	6th	5	0	1	1997	2020
Melbourne	6th	4th	1	1	1997	2019
Parramatta City	3	3	0	0	2013	2020
Sunshine Coast	3	3	0	0	2008	2008
Gosford	3	2	1	0	2005	2011
Wollongong	3	2	1	0	2012	2013
Leumeah	2	2	0	0	2020	2020
Penrith	2	1	0	1	2017	2018
Lismore	2	0	1	1	2005	2011
Albert Park	1	1	0	0	2006	2006
Albury	1	1	0	0	2002	2002
Ballarat	1	1	0	0	2016	2016
Bendigo	1	1	0	0	2002	2002
Geelong	1	1	0	0	2017	2017
Gold coast	1	1	0	0	2001	2001
Kogarah	1	1	0	0	2015	2015
Miranda	1	1	0	0	2005	2005
Park Lea	1	1	0	0	2015	2015
Perth	1	1	0	0	2018	2018
Port Melbourne	1	1	0	0	2006	2006
Tumbi Umbi	1	1	0	0	2005	2005
Wagga Wagga	1	1	0	0	2002	2002
Southport	1	0	1	0	1994	1994
Bathurst	1	0	0	1	1997	1997
↑ Won on penalties

See also

• List of internationals for the Australian national football team

Individual evidence

1. ^ Footballaustralia.com: Matildas History
2. ↑ The game is also counted by the NZF.
3. ↑ New Zealand - Australia 0-1
4. ↑ ^{a b} ussoccer.com: Case of the Missing Caps
5. ↑ [1]
6. ↑ Champions! Australia wins Tournament of Nations
7. ↑ footballaustralia.com: Plaudits flow for Westfield Matildas centurion Polkinghorne
8. ↑ ^{a b c} The games were initially scheduled for February 3, 6 and 10, but after the tournament was moved to Australia and due to quarantine measures, they were postponed. ( matildas.com: Women's Olympic Football Tournament Qualifiers Updates - fixture changes , Stakeholders agree to action extra rest day at Women's Olympic Football Tournament Qualifiers in Sydney )
9. ↑ ^{a b c} The games were originally in Wuhan take place, due to the outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 they were on 22 January 2020 from the AFC first to Nanjing laid and after the spread on 26 January to Sydney. ( The- afc.com: Tokyo 2020 Asian Qualifiers - Group B moved to Nanjing , the-afc.com: Sydney to replace Nanjing as host for Women's Olympic Qualifiers )
10. ↑ matildas.com Westfield Matildas' April friendly in Utah canceled
11. ↑ canadasoccer.com: Canada Soccer cancels upcoming home international matches in British Columbia