The Socceroos will go up against Syria in their final groups match of the 2019 Asian Cup, knowing that a good performance is needed to make it through to the elimination stage.
Want to watch the match, but you’re not sure when it’s on? Don’t worry, we’ve got the start time for you wherever in Australia you are.
Unlike Australia’s previous two matches which have both started at 10pm AEDT, this one kicks off a bit later which won’t be ideal for Aussie audiences on a weeknight.
The match against Syria begins at 12:30am AEDT on Wednesday January 16. You’ll want to either stay up late on Tuesday night, or wake up very early on Wednesday morning.
So, if you’re in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania or the ACT, then the match will kick off for you at 12:30am (AEDT).
If you’re in South Australia, the match will kick off at 12am midnight (ACDT).
If you’re in Queensland, the match will kick off at 11:30pm (AEST), and it’ll still be Tuesday January 15.
If you’re in the Northern Territory, the match will kick off at 11pm (ACST).
And lastly, if you’re in Western Australia, the match will kick off at an actually fairly convenient time of 9:30pm (AWST).
When: 12:30am AEDT
Where: Sheikh Khalifa International Stadium
TV: Fox Sports
Betting: Australia $1.45, Syria $7.50, Draw $4.20
Australia squad
Mustafa Amini, Aziz Behich, Martin Boyle, Milos Degenek, Alex Gersbach, Rhyan Grant, Chris Ikonomidis, Jackson Irvine, Matthew Jurman, Robbie Kruse, Mitchell Langerak (Gk), Mathew Leckie, Massimo Luongo, Awer Mabil, Jamie Maclaren, Mark Milligan (C), Aaron Mooy, Andrew Nabbout, Josh Risdon, Tom Rogic, Mathew Ryan (Gk), Trent Sainsbury, Daniel Vukovic (Gk)
Syria squad
Ibrahim Alma (Gk), Mahmoud Al-Youssef (Gk), Ahmad Madania (Gk), Ahmad Al Salih, Moayad Ajan, Jehad Al Baour, Omar Midani, Amro Jenyat, Hussein Jwayed, Nadim Sabagh, Abdul Malek Anizan, Mahmoud Al Mawas, Mohammed Osman, Osama Omari, Tamer Haj Mohamad, Ahmad Ashkar, Youssef Kalfa, Zaher Midani, Khaled Al Mobayed, Fahd Youssef, Omar Kharbin, Omar Al Soma (c), Mardik Mardikian.
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