CommBank Matildas

Childrens Policy: Children aged under 5 years are admitted for free provided they do not occupy a seat.
Marking the team's first appearance on home soil since the sold-out final of the AFC Women's Asian Cup in March, the CommBank Matildas will kick off the series at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle on Saturday, 6 June, before travelling to Sydney for game two at CommBank Stadium on Tuesday, 9 June. The two-match series will provide fans across New South Wales with the opportunity to see the national team take on a world-class opponent on home soil, inviting supporters to be part of the team's ongoing journey towards the FIFA Women's World Cup™ 2027. Australia has a strong history against Mexico, recording nine wins from ten previous international meetings. The two sides last met in 2024 in San Antonio, where the CommBank Matildas secured a 2-0 victory .

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- Located at main stadium entrance
- Open 2 hours before event start
- Valid photo ID required for ticket pickup
- Ticket confirmation or booking reference needed

Parking on game days is available only for vehicles with a pre-paid parking ticket. Disabled parking areas have been designated in close proximity to each of Hunter Stadiums accessible entries. These are also required to be pre-purchased.

Disabled seating is available in both the Eastern and Western Grandstands on the lower and upper levels. Lift access is available to the upper level. The disabled entrance to the Eastern Grandstand is at the southwest corner of the stadium, or the main (Turton Rd) entrance for the Western Grandstand.

Smoking is not permitted in the grandstand or seated areas. Alcohol, glass, trumpets, flares, whistles, animals, open soft drink containers, fireworks, laser lights, cans and anything that can be used as a weapon.

Varies from event to event. Please refer to event information for clarification.