Western Sydney Wanderers in Parramatta

Catch the Western Sydney Wanderers at CommBank Stadium in the heart of Parramatta. Make a day or night of it with plenty of places to eat and drink nearby, easy public transport connections and plenty to explore before and after the match.

Get behind the Red & Black and experience the excitement of Western Sydney Wanderers football in Parramatta. From big A-League clashes to matchdays featuring both the Men’s and Women’s teams, there’s plenty of football action to catch throughout the season.

Check out upcoming Wanderers fixtures, plan your matchday and make the most of your visit to Parramatta.

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Getting to Commbank Stadium

CommBank Stadium is easy to reach by public transport and is located just a short walk from Parramatta's city centre.

Public transport is the best option to get to CommBank Stadium on match days.

Make sure to visit Transport for NSW for latest information on transport for the event you are attending.

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Eat and Drink before the game

Make a day of match day with a bite to eat or a drink before kick-off. From Church Street to Parramatta Square, you’ll find plenty of restaurants, bars and pubs within easy reach of CommBank Stadium.

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Things to do in Parramatta

Make the most of match day and explore Parramatta before and after the game. Take a walk through Parramatta Park, discover the latest exhibitions at Powerhouse Parramatta, explore the city's heritage or head into the CBD for shopping, dining and entertainment. 

With plenty to see and do within easy reach of CommBank Stadium, there's more to you day out than the match. 

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