Paraguay vs Australia World Cup 2026 Tickets

Clash of Styles and Historic Context

Paraguay arrive with the classic identity of La Albirroja: a compact block, dominant centre-backs, set pieces as a lethal weapon and the recent memory of a team that reached a World Cup quarter-final, back at South Africa 2010. Australia land with the trademark of the Socceroos: high pressing, physical intensity and rapid transitions, in the same vein as the side that at Qatar 2022 beat Tunisia and Denmark before a narrow 2–1 defeat to eventual champions Argentina in the round of 16.

They’ve never met at a World Cup, but their friendlies tilt ever so slightly in Australia’s favour — an extra bit of spice for a Paraguay side returning to the tournament ranked around 39th in the FIFA rankings, up against an Australia settled in the Top 30.

In a group stage where every point is gold, this showdown at Levi's Stadium could be the one that keeps the dream of the next round alive.

World Cup Record and Key Players

Paraguay lean on their recent competitive pedigree and a new generation that joins established leaders like defensive rock Gustavo Gómez and the attacking flair of Miguel Almirón and Julio Enciso. Australia, ever-present at recent World Cups, arrive buoyed by their run in Qatar, with Mathew Ryan bringing calm between the posts, Harry Souttar dominating in the air and the game-changing spark of players such as Craig Goodwin.

In a tournament packed with giants, this Paraguay–Australia clash is the kind of match that can change everything for either side. Don’t settle for the highlights: secure your ticket and witness live a showdown that could be worth a place in the knockout rounds.

Prices and Seating Areas at Levi's Stadium in San Francisco

Levi's Stadium, in Santa Clara (Greater San Francisco), offers around 68,500 seats, expandable to over 70,000, with a modern, sustainable design (LEED-certified, solar power) and a huge lower bowl that brings fans right up close to the pitch, very much in line with today’s top European stadiums.

Behind the goals, the atmosphere evokes the best ends at Dortmund or San Siro, with indicative prices between €55 and €220 depending on height and opponent. Upper sideline seats, perfect if you “want to see the match like a coach”, are roughly between €120 and €320. The closest-to-the-pitch experience, in lower sidelines and central areas comparable to the main stand at the Bernabéu, usually ranges from €300 to €560. These figures are based on official group-stage price brackets (around US$60 to US$620) with approximate euro conversions, and may vary depending on demand, the opponent or the exact location of your seat.