The Women’s World Cup semi-final will take place in coming Wednesday. Matildas prepare for the biggest match in Australian football history, cities around the country are racing to accommodate the legions of fans at live sites around the country. Brisbane will open more sports venues, parks, and squares for live broadcasts. The Premier of Queensland calls on the public to take to the streets to cheer for the Australian women’s football team!”
Expanded Venue Options for Brisbane Fans Ahead of Australian Women’s Football Team Semi-Final Clash Against England, negotiations have been fervently undertaken involving the Brisbane City Council, the State Government, and FIFA.
The office of Mayor Adrian Schrinner has officially announced that a comprehensive plan is in motion to offer fans an enhanced viewing experience. As the countdown to the much-anticipated match on Wednesday begins, the city council is actively considering an array of venue options.
Mayor Adrian Schrinner’s office confirmed later on Sunday that the city council will consider opening more venues for the match on Wednesday, including holding large-scale screenings at King George Square, opening Brisbane sports venues to tens of thousands of fans, expanding the outdoor World Cup celebration area at South Bank Parklands, and providing more venues for fans.
The World Cup semi-final against England kicks off at 8pm AEST on Wednesday night, and there’s no shortage of places to watch the match surrounded by fellow fans.
