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AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026: Complete Match Schedule and Latest Results
Twelve teams compete across Australia from March first to March twenty-first as Asia’s premier women’s football tournament unfolds with group-stage clashes and knockout rounds.
The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 is underway across Perth, Sydney and the Gold Coast, bringing together twelve of Asia’s leading national teams in the continent’s premier women’s football tournament.
The competition runs from March first to March twenty-first and features twenty-seven matches, culminating in the continental final and qualification places for the twenty twenty-seven FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The tournament opened on March first with host nation Australia defeating the Philippines one–nil in Perth.
A goal from captain Sam Kerr secured the victory as the hosts launched their campaign in front of a large home crowd.
The group stage continued on March second when South Korea defeated Iran three–nil on the Gold Coast.
Group B matches began on March third in Sydney.
North Korea defeated Uzbekistan three–nil, while defending champions China overcame Bangladesh two–nil.
Group C fixtures started on March fourth in Perth, where Japan beat Chinese Taipei two–nil and Vietnam edged India two–one.
The second round of group matches saw South Korea defeat the Philippines three–nil on March fifth.
Later that evening Australia produced a commanding four–nil victory over Iran on the Gold Coast, maintaining strong momentum for the host nation.
On March sixth North Korea continued their dominant form with a five–nil win over Bangladesh, while China defeated Uzbekistan three–nil in Sydney.
Group C action resumed on March seventh, when Vietnam defeated Chinese Taipei one–nil.
Japan then delivered one of the most emphatic performances of the tournament so far, defeating India eleven–nil in Perth.
The final group-stage matches began on March eighth with Iran facing the Philippines and hosts Australia meeting South Korea in Sydney in a match expected to determine the top position in Group A. On March ninth Bangladesh play Uzbekistan while North Korea face China.
The last group fixtures take place on March tenth with Japan playing Vietnam and India facing Chinese Taipei.
Following the group phase, the tournament moves into the knockout stage beginning with the quarter-finals from March thirteenth to March fifteenth.
The semi-finals are scheduled for March seventeenth and eighteenth, followed by classification matches on March nineteenth and twentieth.
The final of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 will be held on March twenty-first, where the continent’s champion will be crowned after three weeks of competition.
The competition runs from March first to March twenty-first and features twenty-seven matches, culminating in the continental final and qualification places for the twenty twenty-seven FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The tournament opened on March first with host nation Australia defeating the Philippines one–nil in Perth.
A goal from captain Sam Kerr secured the victory as the hosts launched their campaign in front of a large home crowd.
The group stage continued on March second when South Korea defeated Iran three–nil on the Gold Coast.
Group B matches began on March third in Sydney.
North Korea defeated Uzbekistan three–nil, while defending champions China overcame Bangladesh two–nil.
Group C fixtures started on March fourth in Perth, where Japan beat Chinese Taipei two–nil and Vietnam edged India two–one.
The second round of group matches saw South Korea defeat the Philippines three–nil on March fifth.
Later that evening Australia produced a commanding four–nil victory over Iran on the Gold Coast, maintaining strong momentum for the host nation.
On March sixth North Korea continued their dominant form with a five–nil win over Bangladesh, while China defeated Uzbekistan three–nil in Sydney.
Group C action resumed on March seventh, when Vietnam defeated Chinese Taipei one–nil.
Japan then delivered one of the most emphatic performances of the tournament so far, defeating India eleven–nil in Perth.
The final group-stage matches began on March eighth with Iran facing the Philippines and hosts Australia meeting South Korea in Sydney in a match expected to determine the top position in Group A. On March ninth Bangladesh play Uzbekistan while North Korea face China.
The last group fixtures take place on March tenth with Japan playing Vietnam and India facing Chinese Taipei.
Following the group phase, the tournament moves into the knockout stage beginning with the quarter-finals from March thirteenth to March fifteenth.
The semi-finals are scheduled for March seventeenth and eighteenth, followed by classification matches on March nineteenth and twentieth.
The final of the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 will be held on March twenty-first, where the continent’s champion will be crowned after three weeks of competition.
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