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Over the next five weeks, millions of football fans across the globe will watch the FIFA World Cup where Australia’s Socceroos have their first match on Sunday.
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World Cup 2026: how and where to watch Socceroos matches from Australia
When does the football start? Who’s in Group D with Australia? How can you watch? All the answers are in our handy guide to the tournament
Whether you follow the Socceroos closely or tend to jump back on the bandwagon every four years, the World Cup is a time like no other in the football world. Every edition comes with its own quirks and changes, and this one in the United States, Mexico and Canada is no different. This handy guide contains everything you need to know about following the Socceroos from Australia. (All times are AEST.)
If you’re finding it hard to believe that it’s been four years since the last men’s World Cup, that’s because it hasn’t been. The 2026 World Cup will start on Friday 12 June, which is just under three-and-a-half years since the 2022 tournament in Qatar – which was held later to avoid the heat.
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Melbourne Victory forward Nishan Velupillay says the Socceroos squad are now dialled in ahead of this week’s FIFA World Cup opener against Türkiye.
The Socceroos are currently in Oakland, California applying the finishing touches to their preparations ahead of Sunday’s clash with Group D favourites Türkiye in Vancouver.
Tony Popovic’s side head into that clash in Canada off the back of a morale-boosting 1-1 draw with Switzerland in their final pre-World Cup warm up fixture in San Diego on Sunday morning.
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Now just five days away from the start of their World Cup campaign, Velupillay says the sense of excitement is really starting to build within the group.
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