The Matildas will shoot for continental glory as they compete at the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup in India through the end of January and start of February.
Australia will be hoping to match their result in 2010, where they won the tournament for the first and only time in China.
The green and gold has also reached at least the final in four out of their five entries into the competition.
Sporting News explains how you can watch the Matildas go for glory at the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup.
How to watch the Matildas at the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup?
Network 10 have the broadcast rights to show the 2022 AFC Women's Asian Cup in Australia.
All Matildas games will be shown on free-to-air television via either Channel 10 or 10 Bold with three finals matches also to be shown on TV.
Every game at the tournament will also be streamed free online via 10 Play.
Matildas Asian Cup match details and broadcast schedule
| Date | Time (AEST) | Match | Stadium | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fri Jan 21 | 9.00pm | Australia 18-0 Indonesia | Mumbai Football Arena | 10 Bold, 10 Play |
| Mon Jan 24 | 9.00pm | Philippines 0-4 Australia | Mumbai Football Arena | Channel 10, 10 Play |
| Fri Jan 28 | 1.00am | Australia 2-1 Thailand | Mumbai Football Arena | Channel 10, 10 Play |
| Sun Jan 30 | 7.00pm | Australia v South Korea | Shree Shiv Chhatrapati Sports Complex | 10 Bold, 10 Play |
Full Matildas squad & team news
A total of 25 players will head to the UAE for a training camp on January 10 before a final squad of 23 will head to India a few days later.
| Name | Club | Name | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mackenzie Arnold | West Ham | Ellie Carpenter | Lyon |
| Steph Catley | Arsenal | Kyra Cooney-Cross | Melbourne Victory |
| Caitlin Foord | Arsenal | Mary Fowler | Montpellier |
| Emily Gielnik | Aston Villa | Charlotte Grant | FC Rosengard |
| Allana Kennedy | Manchester City | ||
| Sam Kerr | Chelsea | Aivi Luik | Pomigliano |
| Holly McNamara | Melbourne City | Teagan Micah | FC Rosengard |
| Courtney Nevin | Melbourne Victory | Clare Polkinghorne | Vittsjo GIK |
| Hayley Raso | Manchester City | ||
| Remy Siemsen | Sydney FC | Kyah SImon | Tottenham |
| Emily Van Egmond | Newcastle Jets | Cortnee Vine | Sydney FC |
| Clare Wheeler | Fortuna Hjorring | Lydia Williams | Arsenal |
| Tameka Yallop | West Ham |
*Winnonah Heatley and Karly Roestbakken were cut when the final squad of 23 was named.
