Socceroos Live Site

Watch the Socceroos World Cup matches live on the big screen in Parramatta. 

Cheer on the Australian Socceroos and feel the atmosphere, as Parramatta comes alive with football fans for free live screenings.

Come down to the square to catch all the action on the big screen in a free, family-friendly space.  

Easily accessible by public transport, Centenary Square (opposite Parramatta Town Hall) is the place to be to support the Socceroos in the FIFA World Cup 2026™ this June/July.

A red tram arrives at Parramatta Square station. Diverse individuals, including a woman with a stroller and a person in blue scrubs, wait on the platform.

Public Transport

Parramatta Square is easily accessible by public transport, with Parramatta Station just a short walk away.

Convenient parking is available at the Parramatta Square Car Park and Parramatta Station Car Park (Wentworth Street).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the FIFA World Cup 2026™?

The FIFA World Cup 2026™ is an international football (soccer) tournament held every four years. The tournament brings together 48 national teams from around the world to compete for the World Cup trophy. 

What games will be played at the live site?

Now that Australia has progressed into the knockout rounds, we will be showing the Socceroos run at FIFA World Cup 2026™ and these matches will be screened at the Centenary Square live site. (Previously was shown at the Parramatta Square Amphitheatre). Match times will be published on our website. 

Is there a cost to join?

Entry is free for all ages with no tickets required. 

Is there seating at the Centenary Square?

No. There is no seating available at the Centenary Square.

It is recommended you bring your own festival style (low chair) that will not obstruct anyone’s view of the screen. Visitors are welcome to stand or move around the live site as directed by event staff.

What can I to bring?

Visitors are welcome to bring picnic rugs and blankets to sit on while enjoying the live site at Centenary Square. 

What not to bring?

Please do not bring glass bottles or glass containers, folding chairs or any items that may obstruct access or viewing areas.  

How do I get there?

Centenary Square is easily accessible by public transport, including trains (Parramatta Station), light rail (Parramatta Square) and buses. Visitors are encouraged to use public transport so please plan your trip ahead and allow extra travel time, particularly for the early‑morning game. 

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Where can I park?

Public parking is available in nearby car parks – Parramatta Square and Parramatta Station (Wentworth Street).

Parking availability is limited and cannot be guaranteed. Public transport is strongly recommended. 

Find out more about parking

Can I bring alcohol?

No. Alcohol is strictly prohibited at the live site. 

Is there free drinking water?

Yes. Free drinking water will be available at Parramatta Square. Visitors are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle. 

Are there public toilets nearby?

Centenary Square public toilets will be available, including extended hours for the early morning (4:00am) game. Public toilets will be also available at PHIVE from 9.00am to 5.00pm  

Accessible toilet facilities will be provided. 

Will there be first aid?

Yes. First aid services will be available onsite during live site operating hours for each game. 

What happens in the event of bad weather?

The live broadcast will still proceed in wet weather, so bring your raincoat! However we will need to cease the activities if this occurs. 

If we do need to cancel the broadcast due to dangerous weather conditions, please check our AT Parramatta Facebook and Instagram for updates. 

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