It's Tilly time!
If you're wondering how you can get more Matildas in your life, here is an up-to-date list of all their upcoming games.
Limited tickets are still available for the upcoming Australian games, you can grab them on Ticketek.
Upcoming Matilda's games
4 April - Australia vs South Korea friendly in Sydney - 8pm AEDT on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+
7 April - Australia vs South Korea friendly in Newcastle - 7:30pm AEST on Paramount+
30 May - Australia vs Argentina friendly in Melbourne - 8:00pm AEST on 10, 10 Play and Paramount+
2 June - Australia vs Argentina friendly in Canberra - 7:30pm AEST on Paramount+
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But to really stay in the loop with what the national women's team has coming up, we suggest following the Matildas on Instagram, where you can get real-time player info and match updates.
Where to watch A-League Women games...
Australia's premier women's football league, the A-League Women season, starts on 13 October this year. Every member of the Matildas came through this league, and you'll be able to catch some current team favourites playing too:
- Kyah Simon (Central Coast Mariners)
- Chloe Logarzo (Western United)
- Daniela Galic (Sydney FC)
- Michelle Heyman (Canberra United)
- Tameka Yallop (Brisbane Roar)
- Lydia Williams (Melbourne Victory)
- Chloe Lincoln (Western United)
- Natasha Prior (Newcastle Jets)
- Leah Davidson (Melbourne City)
- Holly McNamara (Melbourne City)
- Emily Gielnik (Melbourne Victory)
- Alex Chidiac (Melbourne Victory)
You can snag yourself a season pass for your local team, or catch all the games live and for free on 10Play.
Where to watch Women's Super League (WSL) games...
Many of the Matildas team players are currently playing in the premier English league, known as the WSL. You can watch all the games via Optus Sport, where you can catch the following Matildas on the pitch:
- Sam Kerr (Chelsea FC)
- Caitlin Foord (Arsenal)
- Mary Fowler (Manchester City)
- Steph Catley (Arsenal)
- Courtney Nevin (Leicester City)
- Clare Wheeler (Everton)
- Remy Siemsen (Leicester City)
- Kyra Cooney-Cross (Arsenal)
- Katrina Gorry (West Ham United)
- Charli Grant (Tottenham Hotspur)
- Hayley Raso (Tottenham Hotspur)
- Clare Hunt (Tottenham Hotspur)
- Teagan Micah (Livepool)
Where to watch Women's Championship games...
The Women's Championship league is the second-highest division of womens football in England. You can watch via DAZN AU.
- Emily Van Egmond (Birmingham City)
Where to watch Liga F, Division 1 Feminine, NWSL and other European leagues...
DAZN Youtube or Optus Sport is where you can watch Spain's Liga F, France's Division 1 Feminine, and the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Here, you'll spot the following players:
- Ellie Carpenter (Olympique Lyonnais, Division 1 Feminine)
You can watch the Swedish women's league, Damallsvenskan, on ViaPlay to catch the following Tillies:
- Teagan Micah (FC Rosengård)
- Clare Polkinghorne (Vittsjö GIK)
- Aivi Luik (BK Häcken FF)
The Danish league is trickier, but you can find links on Womens Soccer TV to watch the following:
- Winonah Heatley (FC Nordsjælland)
The German league is shown on DAZN where you can watch:
- Jamilla Rankin (TSG Hoffenheim)
You can find links to watch the Dutch league on Womens Soccer TV. Here you'll find:
- Daniela Galic (FC Twente)
Or you can watch the USA National Women’s Soccer League on Twitch to see another host of Matildas:
- Mackenzie Arnold (Portland Thorns)
- Kaitlyn Torpey (San Diego Wave)
- Cortnee Vine (North Carolina Courage)
- Alanna Kennedy (Angel City FC)
Where to watch the Matildas documentary...
If on-the-field coverage isn't enough to satiate you, and if you've ever thought about how much you'd love a Matildas reality TV show, then you can get around their show Matildas: The World at our Feet on Disney+.
Australia is now a bonafide women's footballing nation, hosting the FIFA Women's World Cup back in 2023, which transformed the landscape of both football and women's sport irrevocably in just a few short weeks. At the helm of this transformation have been our national team the Matildas, a squad of 20 women who have redefined what true sports excellence in this country looks like.
But now that the World Cup has come to a close, the question on the lips of every hungry new women's football fan seems to be: where can I keep watching and supporting now that it's done?
With the next FIFA Women's World Cup a painstaking four years away (and sadly, no longer on home turf), we've rounded up some of the best ways to get your women's football fix, and to continue watching your favourite Matildas players over the coming months...
