When do the Socceroos play next? Australia squad, full match schedule, World Cup qualifiers

Joshua Mayne

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The Socceroos have gotten off to a winning start in 2025.

After some frustrating results at the backend of last year, Australia defeated Indonesia 5-1 last week, as they continue to push to qualify for the upcoming World Cup.

They've followed that up with another pleasing 2-0 victory over China.

The Sporting News details when Australia are next in action.

MORE: Socceroos World Cup qualifying fixtures, results, standings

When is the Socceroos' next match?

Australia's next match will be a World Cup qualifier against Japan, scheduled for June 5, 2025.

It is likely to take place at Optus Stadium in Perth.

Socceroos World Cup qualifiers schedule, results

The schedule for third-round World Cup qualifying is as follows:

Matchday 15 September 2024Socceroos 0-1 BahrainRobina Stadium
Matchday 210 September 2024Indonesia 0-0 SocceroosGelora Bung Tomo Stadium
Matchday 310 October 2024Socceroos 3-1 ChinaAdelaide Oval
Matchday 415 October 2024Japan 1-1 SocceroosSaitama Stadium 2002
Matchday 514 November 2024Socceroos 0-0 Saudi ArabiaAAMI Park
Matchday 620 November 2024Bahrain 2-2 SocceroosBahrain National Stadium
Matchday 720 March 2025Socceroos 5-1 IndonesiaSydney Football Stadium
Matchday 825 March 2025China 0-2 SocceroosHangzhou Sports Park Stadium
Matchday 95 June 2025Socceroos vs JapanOptus Stadium, Perth (likely)
Matchday 1010 June 2025Saudi Arabia vs SocceroosTBC

Socceroos squad (vs. Indonesia and China)

PositionPlayerClub (Country)
GoalkeeperMaty RyanRoma (Italy)
GoalkeeperTom GloverMiddlesbrough (England)
GoalkeeperPaul IzzoRanders (Denmark)
DefenderAziz BehichMelbourne City
DefenderJason DavidsonPanserraikos (Greece)
DefenderCameron BurgessIpswich Town (England)
DefenderMilos DegenekRed Star Belgrade (Serbia)
DefenderJason GeriaMelbourne Victory
DefenderAlex GrantSydney FC
DefenderFran KaracicNK Lokomotiva (Croatia)
DefenderLewis MillerHibernian (Scotland)
DefenderKye RowlesHearts (Scotland)
DefenderKai TrewinMelbourne City
MidfielderRyan TeagueMelbourne Victory
MidfielderAnthony CaceresSydney FC 
MidfielderNectarios TriantisHibernian (Scotland)
MidfielderJackson IrvineSt Pauli (Germany)
MidfielderAiden O'NeillStandard Liege (Belgium)
ForwardBrandon BorrelloWestern Sydney Wanderers
ForwardMartin BoyleHibernian (Scotland)
ForwardDaniel ArzaniMelbourne Victory
ForwardCraig GoodwinAl Wehda (Saudi Arabia)
ForwardNishan VelupillayMelbourne Victory
ForwardKusini YengiPortsmouth (England)
ForwardAdam TaggartPerth Glory
ForwardMarco TilioMelbourne City

Joshua Mayne

Joshua Mayne is a content producer for The Sporting News currently based in Sydney, Australia. He has previously worked as a newsreader at 2SER and a journalist at Ministry of Sport. Joshua specialises in rugby league, motorsport and tennis. He is still waiting for Arsenal to win the Premier League again.