The CommBank Matildas return to the spotlight with a quarter final on the line, taking on Korea DPR as the AFC Women’s Asian Cup reaches the business end of the tournament.
Fresh off a thrilling 3–3 draw with Korea Republic in Sydney on Sunday night, the highest rated football broadcast for 10 since the Tillies faced China PR in June 2024, the Matildas head west with momentum and plenty still to prove in Perth.
The high scoring clash showcased the side’s attacking firepower and resilience in front of a packed Stadium Australia crowd as the tournament continues to build towards its knockout stage.
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Now the stakes rise again with a place in the semi finals on the line, as both nations battle for a spot in the final four of Asia’s premier women’s football competition.
Korea DPR shapes as a formidable opponent, setting up what is expected to be a high intensity contest as the Matildas look to continue their run on home soil.
Audience interest in the tournament has also been strong for 10, with Sunday’s Matildas clash against Korea Republic reaching 1.6 million viewers nationally across pre, match and post coverage, while the broadcaster reports record streaming audiences for football during the tournament.
10’s coverage will again be led by hosts Tara Rushton and Kat Haddad, with commentary from Teresa Polias, Cath Cannuli, Pokuah Frimpong, Taryn Heddo, Andy Harper and Teo Pellizzeri.
The match will air on 10’s main channel nationwide, kicking off at 8.00pm AEDT in Sydney, Melbourne and Tasmania, 7.30pm ACDT in Adelaide, 7.00pm AEST in Brisbane, 6.30pm ACST in Darwin and 5.30pm AWST in Perth – check local guides.
The Matildas face Korea DPR in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup quarter final, live from Perth Rectangular Stadium on Friday March 13 from 8.00pm AEDT on 10 and Paramount+.
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