The Matildas will play one more warm-up match before the Paris Olympics when they face familiar foes Canada in Spain.
With both countries preparing for the games in the same location, it is a sensible option for a pre-tournament tune up as the Matildas aim to win a medal for the first time ever.
The Matildas are also unbeaten so far in 2024, and it is a record they would like to keep intact heading into the Olympics beginning later this month.
The Sporting News details how fans can keep up with the action.
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How to watch Matildas vs. Canada friendly match in Australia
The only way fans can tune into the Matildas friendly against Canada is on Paramount+, which will be broadcasting the game live and on demand for fans.
Fans will be able to stream the match on their phone, laptop, or smart TV, but they will need to first be subscribers to Paramount+ to have access to the match.
What time does Matildas vs. Canada kick off?
The Matildas clash against Canada begins at 5 am AEST on July 14, and will be played in Marbella, Spain; this is where both teams will be undergoing pre-tournament training before the Olympics.
The match is being played under "B" international conditions and will as a result be played behind closed doors.
Matildas vs. Canada history
The two countries have faced off a fair bit in recent times, with Australia and Canada locking horns three times in 2023.
The first came at last year's World Cup, where the Matildas needed to win to progress to the Round of 16 at their home World Cup; they did it in emphatic style, trouncing Canada 4-0 and sending them home in the process.
However, Canada got revenge later in the year in back-to-back friendlies in Canada, winning 5-0 and 1-0 in December, though the Matildas played rotated lineups for these matches.
Matildas 18-player squad for Paris Olympics
Each squad participating in the football tournament at the Olympics is allowed to name an 18-player squad, with four additional players to be selected on a 'stand by' basis in case any of the 18 players is unable to play in the tournament.
Note all caps and goals are correct as of June 4, 2024.
*Denotes reserve player
| Name | Position | Caps | Goals | Club |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mackenzie Arnold | Goalkeeper | 49 | 0 | Free agent |
| Teegan Micah | Goalkeeper | 17 | 0 | Liverpool (ENG) |
| Steph Catley | Defender | 126 | 5 | Arsenal (ENG) |
| Clare Hunt | Defender | 20 | 0 | Paris Saint-Germain (FRA) |
| Alanna Kennedy | Defender | 124 | 9 | Manchester City (ENG) |
| Ellie Carpenter | Defender | 77 | 4 | Olympique Lyon (FRA) |
| Clare Polkinghorne | Defender | 167 | 16 | Kristianstads DFF (SWE) |
| Kaitlyn Torpey | Defender | 5 | 1 | San Diego Wave (USA) |
| Katrina Gorry | Midfielder | 107 | 17 | West Ham United (ENG) |
| Kyra Cooney-Cross | Midfielder | 45 | 0 | Arsenal (ENG) |
| Mary Fowler | Midfielder | 53 | 15 | Manchester City (ENG) |
| Clare Wheeler | Midfielder | 21 | 2 | Everton (ENG) |
| Tameka Yallop | Midfielder | 123 | 13 | Brisbane Roar (AUS) |
| Emily van Egmond | Midfielder | 144 | 31 | San Diego Wave (USA) |
| Caitlin Foord | Forward | 123 | 36 | Arsenal (ENG) |
| Hayley Raso | Forward | 87 | 18 | Free agent |
| Michelle Heyman | Forward | 66 | 26 | Canberra United (AUS) |
| Cortnee Vine | Forward | 29 | 3 | NC Courage (USA) |
| Sharn Freier* | Forward | 2 | 0 | Brisbane Roar (AUS) |
| Charli Grant* | Defender | 25 | 1 | Tottenham Hotspur (ENG) |
| Courtney Nevin* | Defender | 27 | 0 | Leicester City (ENG) |
| Lydia Williams* | Goalkeeper | 104 | 0 | Melbourne Victory (AUS) |
