Football Australia and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) have recently announced a groundbreaking partnership that will bring the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ closer to fans across the country. The tournament will be broadcast via live audio, ensuring all Australians can access every thrilling moment of this prestigious event.
The collaboration between Football Australia and ABC is set to provide unprecedented access to the entire tournament through ABC Sport and ABC Listen. This coverage will feature a minimum of 17 matches throughout the tournament, making it easier than ever for sports fans and sports betting enthusiasts alike to stay updated on all developments.
The comprehensive coverage includes every match featuring CommBank Matildas, selected key fixtures during the Group Stage, all quarter finals, both semi-finals, and of course, the final. This ensures that fans won't miss any crucial moments from their favorite teams or players.
Football Australia CEO, Martin Kugeler, said:
“This is an important partnership that ensures live audio coverage of the CommBank Matildas and the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026™ which will extend the reach of the tournament to football and sport fans across the country. The ABC has a rich history of supporting football in Australia, and it is exciting that they are back on board to broadcast one of the biggest football tournaments to be played on our shores.
“The CommBank Matildas are one of the most supported teams in the country, and the live audio broadcast on ABC will allow everyone in the nation to get behind the CommBank Matildas and follow their quest to become Asian champions.”
Easy access with ABC Listen
To enhance user experience and accessibility for fans, ABC Sport will introduce a dedicated AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 button on its digital platform - ABC Listen. This feature aims at facilitating easy discoverability for listeners who want instant updates about their favorite teams or players.
In addition to live audio broadcasts on ABC Sport and ABC Listen platforms, news about the tournament will also be featured across broader channels within the network. These include eight metro radio stations as well as more than 40 local stations. Furthermore, over 60 stations on ABC Listen are expected to cover this major sporting event extensively. This wide-ranging coverage not only caters to hardcore football enthusiasts but also provides an opportunity for casual listeners or those new to football betting scene an easy way into understanding game dynamics better.
this partnership between Football Australia and The Australian Broadcasting Corporation promises an exciting and accessible experience for all sports fans across Australia. The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ is set to be a tournament that will be remembered not just for the on-field action, but also for its comprehensive and inclusive coverage.
