Australia at the FIFA Women's World Cup

The Australia women's national soccer team has represented Australia at the FIFA Women's World Cup on eight occasions in 1995, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019 and 2023.Australia co-hosted the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup with New Zealand.The Matildas automatically qualified as co-host, and the Matildas (managed by Tony Gustavsson and captained by Steph Catley and Sam Kerr) finished fourth overall.It was the first time that a senior national soccer team representing Australia or another Oceanian country has made it to the World Cup semi-finals and also is one of the only three teams of Asian Football Confederation alongside China and Japan which they finished on the top four of the FIFA Women's World Cup.The team also participated in the 1988 FIFA Women's Invitation Tournament, a precursor to the Women's World Cup.
Australia at the FIFA World CupAustralia women's national soccer teamFIFA Women's World Cup2023 FIFA Women's World CupNew ZealandTony GustavssonSteph CatleySam KerrAsian Football Confederation1988 FIFA Women's Invitation TournamentFIFA Women's World Cup recordBrazilCanadaDenmarkEnglandEquatorial GuineaFranceJamaicaNigeriaNorwayRepublic of IrelandRussiaSwedenUnited States1995 FIFA Women's World CupAustralia squadWheelerCooperOakleyMurraySalisburyFormanGegenhuberIannottaHughesJanssenWatsonBartlettPentecostLembrykCasagrandeWainwrightMcMurtrieClaydonNicholsSermanni1995 FIFA Women's World Cup Group CAustraliaEggers NielsenJensenC. HansenArosvallenVästeråsZhou YangShi GuihongLiu AilingFawcettOverbeckKellerOlympiaHelsingborgPirom Un-prasertThailand1999 FIFA Women's World CupKitchingTaylorSwafferFergusonPetersHepperlinWilsonGolebiowskiAlagich1999 FIFA Women's World Cup Group DGyamfuahFoxboro StadiumFoxboroughKari SeitzTörnqvistLjungbergJack Kent Cooke StadiumLandoverSenegalSun WenLiu YingGiants StadiumEast RutherfordSandra Hunt2003 FIFA Women's World CupFosterDaviesGarriockBarbieriReuterRockallBeattieCrawfordSantrac2003 FIFA Women's World Cup Group DFominaHome Depot CenterCarsonBai JieKatriina ElovirtaFinlandA. SackeyPGE ParkPortland2007 FIFA Women's World CupMcSheaDe VannaSlatyerMcCallumShipardColthorpeWilliamsPolkinghorneBurgessWirkus2007 FIFA Women's World Cup Group CAmankwaYellow Dragon StadiumHangzhouColombiaR. GulbrandsenNiu HuijunChina PRTancrediSinclairChengdu Sports Centre StadiumChengduGyöngyi GaálHungaryFormigaCristianeTianjin Olympic Center StadiumTianjinChristine BeckGermany2011 FIFA Women's World CupCarrollAllewayKellond-KnightUzunlarVan EgmondKhamisDumont2011 FIFA Women's World Cup Group DRosanaBorussia-ParkMönchengladbachJenny PalmqvistAñonmanRuhrstadionBochumThorsnesBayArenaLeverkusenArgentinaSjögranDahlkvistSchelinImpuls ArenaAugsburg2015 FIFA Women's World CupCrummerCatleyKennedyPoliasArnoldBolgerHeymanStajcic2015 FIFA Women's World Cup Group DRapinoeInvestors Group FieldWinnipegClaudia UmpiérrezUruguayStéphanie FrappartJakobssonCommonwealth StadiumEdmontonLucila VenegasMexicoMoncton StadiumMonctonTeodora AlbonRomaniaIwabuchiKateryna MonzulUkraine2019 FIFA Women's World CupRoestbakkenLogarzoYallopGielnikFowlerCarpenterHarrisonMilicic2019 FIFA Women's World Cup Group CBonanseaStade du HainautValenciennesMelissa BorjasHondurasMônicaStade de la MossonMontpellierEsther StaubliSwitzerlandSolaunStade des AlpesGrenobleKatalin KulcsárHerlovsenPenaltiesGraham HansenReitenMjeldeSyrstad EngenAllianz RivieraRiem Hussein2023 FIFA Women's World Cup fourth placeChidiacCooney-CrossGustavsson2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Group Bknockout stageStadium AustraliaSydneyEdina Alves BatistaOshoalaLang ParkBrisbaneMelbourne Rectangular StadiumMelbourneRebecca WelchRenardLe SommerPérissetGeyoroKarchaouiLakrarBèchoMaría CarvajalTori PensoRolföAsllaniCheryl FosterLisa De VannaKyah SimonHeather GarriockHayley RasoJulie MurrayCheryl SalisburyEmily Van EgmondCaitlin FoordLisa CasagrandeSunni HughesAngela IannottaKelly GolebiowskiLauren ColthorpeCollette McCallumSarah WalshLeena KhamisEllyse PerryChloe LogarzoOwn goalElise Kellond-KnightAlanna KennedyMary FowlerOwn goalsDianne AlagichFédération Internationale de Football AssociationFootball AustraliaThe Home of the MatildasAll-time recordPlayersFFA Australian Football Awards1975–992000–092010–192020–presentUnofficial matchesBorn outside AustraliaWorld CupsMatildas feverWomen's Nations CupWomen's Asian CupAustralia BFutsalTeam appearancesChinese TaipeiKorea DPRKorea RepublicPhilippinesVietnamCameroonIvory CoastMoroccoSouth AfricaZambiaCONCACAFCosta RicaPanamaCONMEBOLEcuadorNetherlandsPortugalScotland