Last-minute tickets for the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 will also be released today.
As excitement is building for the world's largest women's sporting event, the world will converge on Sydney come July and August, with 11 of the record 64 matches taking place in the Harbour City.
The Matildas take on the Republic of Ireland on 20 July, marking the opening day of the first-ever co-hosted FIFA Women's World Cup where 32 nations will compete for the championship trophy - the most federations ever represented.
Today is also the launch of the official chant of the tournament, the Unity Beat, which will unite supporters around the world during the event and form part of the match day experience.
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