Jubilee Stadium Supports Success of the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup

Jubilee Stadium was proud to contribute to the success of the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup.


Monday, 23 March 2026

Jubilee Stadium was proud to contribute to the success of the 2026 AFC Women’s Asian Cup, serving as an official training venue for multiple international teams throughout the tournament.

During March 2026, the stadium played an important behind‑the‑scenes role in supporting one of the biggest women’s sporting events held in Australia.

Across the tournament period, several international teams utilised Jubilee Stadium as a dedicated training base, taking advantage of the venue’s high-quality facilities to prepare for matches across Sydney.

The stadium provided:

  • Professional-grade training surfaces
  • A secure and high-performance environment
  • Facilities tailored for elite athletes and support staff

This contribution ensured teams had the resources needed to perform at their best during a highly competitive tournament.

The 2026 Women’s Asian Cup continues to build on the momentum of major women’s sporting events in Australia, helping grow participation and visibility of women’s football.

Jubilee Stadium remains committed to hosting and supporting events at all levels—from grassroots to international competition.

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