Where to watch the FIFA Women's World Cup in Sydney 2023, from live sites to big screens

The SCG will be opening up as a live site for the Saturday, August 19 Matildas game against Sweden. Enter via Gate A from 5.30pm. (Note that they won't be showing the Women's World Cup Final game.)

The Forrester’s in Surry Hills will be screening all the Matildas games in their cosy Public Bar & Art Room. And with multiple big screens and other TVs, plus good food and good drinks, it's a great place to tune in to the big Women's World Cup matches from.

One of the Inner West's favourite pubs (in Marrickville) will be showing every Women's World Cup game live – on a big screen in the beer garden, and on smaller screens in the front bar.

The Crowns’ luxe rooftop bar, Cirq – which is located on level 26 and boasts views of the Harbour and glitting cityscape – will be screening the Women's World Cup. Plus, for Wednesday’s Semi-Final against England, Cirq will be offering guests 25 per cent off food and drinks. Sounds like a good way to kick off the game to us.

This Coogee mainstay gets very lively when there's a big sporting match on. The Women's World Cup will be no different. If you can't squeeze yourself into the beer garden to watch on one of the big screens, you can head inside to watch. They'll be showing every game of the tournament.

In good news for all Newtowners, the ever classic Marly Bar will be showing all Matildas games across the whole pub. It's a popular spot for a drink and a bite to eat, so get in early.

As the home of sport in Sydney's southwest, Bankstown Sports Club hasthree dedicated areas for watching the Women's World Cup. While watching, you can grab a bite to eat and drink from the Rainforest Lounge (which has a three-metre viewing screen), the Basement Brewhouse or the Outdoor East Terrace. On Thursday, July 27, there's a special event on in line with the second Matildas game – from 7pm at Rainforest Lounge, there will be an event hosted by former US basketballer Steve Carfino. There will be a Q&A followed by a meet and greet with Dylan Holmes, Paul Wade and Andrew Redmayne, to hear their take on the game, plus half-time analysis. There will be a whole heap of prizes and signed memorabilia up for grabs, face painting, food and drink offers, and more.

This classic spots bar, on York Street in Sydney's CBD, will be playing all of the Matildas games live, plus other headline games.

This Double Bay pub has giant screens in both the garden and sports bar, and they'll be offering a range of World Cup-related food and drink specials.