17 Jun
Wed
•오후 3:00
AT&T Stadium • Arlington
23 Jun
Tue
•오후 4:00
Gillette Stadium • Boston
27 Jun
Sat
•오후 5:00
MetLife Stadium • New York
13 Jun
Sat
•오후 9:00
BC Place Stadium • Vancouver
19 Jun
Fri
•오후 12:00
Lumen Field • Seattle
25 Jun
Thu
•오후 7:00
Levi's Stadium • San Francisco
Ever since that distant 1966 coronation, England have carried the weight of a demanding legacy. They head into the 2026 World Cup with an increasingly attack-minded style of play: building calmly from the back, full-backs pushing high and wide, and a second line that storms into the box again and again. On the other side, the team from Oceania take almost the opposite approach: relentless pressing, direct balls forward whenever they spot an opening, and a honest but fierce edge in every challenge that unsettles even the biggest footballing powers.
Back in 2003, a friendly in London ended in an unforgettable 3–1 win for the Socceroos – a reminder that the Brits can’t afford to switch off. In a group stage where a draw may not be enough and three points can turn the table on its head, this England–Australia showdown will be played on a knife’s edge from the very first minute.
With the fresh memory of the 2018 World Cup semi-finals, the Euro 2021 final and the quarter-finals at Qatar 2022, the Three Lions remain one of the dominant forces of this era, driven by the killer instinct of Harry Kane and the brilliance of Jude Bellingham and Bukayo Saka.
Facing them is an Australian unit that reached the last 16 in Qatar after finishing above Denmark and Tunisia, built on the reliability of Mathew Ryan in goal, the commanding presence of Harry Souttar at the back and the tireless work of Mathew Leckie. It’s a clash between a favourite on paper and a fearless underdog ready to rip up the script. Don’t stay glued to your sofa: secure your tickets and experience this England–Australia World Cup clash live.