It will be a sell-out crowd at Pepper Stadium in Penrith when the Westfield Matildas take on Brazil on Saturday.
Here’s all you need to know about this highly-anticipated clash.
Who'll start for the Matildas against Brazil?
WHERE AND WHEN?
Pepper Stadium, Penrith
Saturday 16 September
Kick-off 3pm
TICKETS
You can’t get them – this game is a complete sell-out!
WORLD RANKINGS
Australia 6
Brazil 9
Matildas v Brazil: a history of huge clashes
RECENT MEETINGS
Australia completed a superb Tournament of Nations last month with a sublime performance, demolishing Brazil 6-1, despite conceding the game’s first goal.
Lisa De Vanna supplied the equaliser and eventually bagged a brace, as did Caitlin Foord with Katrina Gorry and Sam Kerr also finding the net in an utterly empathic display.
The previous meeting between the two was Australia’s heart-breaking penalty shoot-out defeat at the Rio Olympics last year.
The two nations also met in a friendly before the 2016 Games, with Brazil running out 3-1 winners.
SAM SOARS IN ‘17
Sam Kerr has catapulted herself into the Australian sporting consciousness with her recent feats, including a first-half hat-trick in the 4-2 defeat of Japan at the Tournament of Nations.
The lethal attacker also leads the goalscoring charts in the US women’s competition with 16 goals in 20 games (tying the existing record) and becoming the first player to ever score four goals in an NWSL game.
Many are calling her the best female footballer on the planet – and she’s one of ours!
See the Matildas at their open training sessions
MILESTONE MATCH
Melbourne Victory defender Laura Alleway is set to make her 50th appearance for Australia in this game.
The most capped player in the current Westfield Matildas squad is South Melbourne striker Lisa de Vanna, who could earn her 125th cap and add to her 42 international goals.
WHAT COMES NEXT?
The two teams meet again at McDonald Jones Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Tickets remain on sale for the match here.