The FFA Cup is Australia’s preeminent national association football knockout competition. Here you can find all the details on the 2021 draw.
Due to COVID outbreaks wreaking havoc on the fixture, the Round of 16 has begun for some teams despite other Round of 32 matches not even having dates locked in.
Navigate draw by stage
Round of 32 | Round of 16 | Quarterfinals | Semi-finals | Final
Round of 32 | ||
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Fixture | Venue | Time |
Tuesday, September 14 | ||
Peninsula Power vs Brisbane Roar | Moreton Daily Stadium | 7:30pm |
Wednesday, September 15 | ||
Edge Hill United vs Gold Coast Knights | Barlow Park | 7:30pm |
Tuesday, September 21 | ||
Lions FC vs Casuarina FC | Lions Stadium | 7:30pm |
Sunday, September 26 | ||
Floreat Athena vs Adelaide United | Dorrien Gardens | 3pm |
Wednesday, September 29 | ||
ECU Joondalup vs Adelaide Olympic | Dorrien Gardens | 8pm |
Saturday, November 6 | ||
Mt Druitt Town Rangers vs Wollongong Wolves | Popondetta Park | 7pm |
Wednesday, November 10 | ||
Broadmeadow Magic vs Western Sydney Wanderers | No.2 Sportsground | 7:30pm |
Hume City vs Port Melbourne | ABD Stadium | 7:30pm |
Friday, November 12 | ||
South Melbourne vs Melbourne City | Lakeside Stadium | 7:30pm |
Saturday, November 13 | ||
Blacktown City vs Central Coast Mariners | Glen Willow Sporting Field | 5pm |
Newcastle Olympic vs Macarthur FC | No.2 Sportsground | 6pm |
Wednesday, November 24 | ||
Sydney Olympic vs Sydney FC | Belmore Sports Ground | 7:30pm |
Wednesday, December 1 | ||
Adelaide City vs Melbourne Victory | Marden Sports Complex | 8:00pm |
Thursday, December 2 | ||
Tigers FC vs APIA Leichhardt | Seiffert Oval | 7:30pm |
Tuesday, December 7 | ||
Western United vs Wellington Phoenix | GMHBA Stadium | 7:30pm |
DATE TBC | ||
Avondale FC vs Devonport City Strikers | ABD Stadium | 7:30pm |
Round of 16 | ||
Fixture | Venue | Time |
Sunday, October 17 | ||
Adelaide Olympic vs Adelaide United | Valo Football Centre | 3:30pm |
Sunday, October 24 | ||
Lions FC vs Brisbane Roar | Lions FC Stadium | 4:30pm |
Wednesday, December 1 | ||
Wollongong Wolves vs Central Coast Mariners | WIN Stadium | 7:30pm |
Hume City FC vs Melbourne City | ABD Stadium | 7:30pm |
Tuesday, December 7 | ||
APIA Leichhardt vs Western Sydney Wanderers | Leichhardt Oval | 7:30pm |
Wednesday, December 8 | ||
Sydney FC vs Macarthur FC | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | 7:30pm |
Tuesday, December 14 | ||
Avondale FC vs Wellington Phoenix | ABD Stadium | 7:30pm |
Thursday, December 30 | ||
Gold Coast Knights vs Melbourne Victory | Croatian Sports Centre | 8:30pm |
Quarter Final | ||
Fixture | Venue | Time |
Tuesday, December 21 | ||
APIA Leichhardt vs Central Coast Mariners | Leichhardt Oval | 7:30pm |
Wednesday, January 5 | ||
Melbourne City vs Wellington Phoenix | Coopers Stadium | 7:45pm |
Adelaide United vs Melbourne Victory | WIN Stadium | 7:30pm |
Wednesday, January 12 | ||
Sydney FC vs Brisbane Roar FC | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | 6:00pm |
Semi Final | ||
Fixture | Venue | Time |
Tuesday, January 18 | ||
Sydney FC vs Central Coast Mariners | Netstrata Jubilee Stadium | 7:00pm |
Saturday, January 29 | ||
Melbourne Victory vs Wellington Phoenix | GMHBA Stadium | 5:35pm |
The 32-side competition structure of the FFA Cup comprises the 10 of the 12 A-League sides, the 2019 NPL champion (Wollongong Wolves) and 21 ‘Member Federation Clubs’ sides that reach the final 32 from the preliminary rounds. The number of clubs representing each ‘federation’ is determined by registration numbers.