Australia national soccer team all-time record

The lists shown below shows the Australia national soccer team all-time record against opposing nations. The statistics are composed of FIFA World Cup, FIFA Confederations Cup, OFC Nations Cup, AFC Asian Cup and Summer Olympics matches, as well as numerous international friendly tournaments and matches.

Performances

Performance by competition
Competition Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Diff Win % Loss %
FIFA World Cup 16 2 4 10 13 31 –18 13% 63%
FIFA World Cup qualification 137 78 36 23 340 110 +230 57% 17%
FIFA Confederations Cup 11 3 2 6 13 17 –4 27% 55%
AFC Asian Cup 21 12 4 5 40 14 +26 57% 24%
AFC Asian Cup qualification 14 10 2 2 29 8 +21 71% 14%
EAFF E-1 Football Championship 3 0 1 2 5 7 –2 0% 67%
EAFF E-1 Football Championship qualification 4 3 1 0 19 1 +18 75% 0%
OFC Nations Cup 20 17 1 2 104 8 +96 85% 10%
OFC Nations Cup qualification 2 2 0 0 11 1 +10 100% 0%
Continental Championship 5 2 1 2 4 8 –4 40% 40%
Summer Olympic Games 11 7 2 2 20 11 +9 64% 18%
International Friendlies 315 141 67 107 504 398 +106 45% 34%
Total 559 277 121 161 1102 614 +488 50% 29%

Performance by confederation
Confederation Played Won Drawn Lost For Against Diff Win % Loss %
UEFA123313755119178–5925%45%
CONMEBOL43811242767–4019%56%
CONCACAF2212553623+1355%23%
CAF421810145960–143%33%
AFC2271334648450198+25259%21%
OFC10275121541188+32374%15%
Total5592271211611102614+48850%29%

Australia national soccer team head-to-head

The following table shows Australia's all-time international record, correct as of 14 November 2019 (vs.  Jordan). Only "A" internationals are included. Although there is some conjecture regarding the status of a number of games, the table includes all fixtures recognised by the Football Federation Australia as "A" internationals and as such is used to recognise caps, goal scorers, captaincy records, etc.[1][2][3]

Team Confederation First GP W D L GF GA GD
 American SamoaOFC20011100310+31
 ArgentinaCONMEBOL19887115712−5
 BahrainAFC2006550091+8
 BangladeshAFC2015220090+9
 BelgiumUEFA2014100102−2
 BrazilCONMEBOL19889117124−23
 BulgariaUEFA1973402248−4
 CambodiaAFC19651010000
 CameroonCAF20171010110
 CanadaCONCACAF192495131511+4
 ChileCONMEBOL19746024310−7
 China PRAFC1983116141810+8
 Chinese TaipeiAFC1965141310557+48
 ColombiaCONMEBOL1995402224−2
 Cook IslandsOFC19982200330+33
 Costa RicaCONCACAF2013110010+1
 CroatiaUEFA19926222611−5
 Czech Republic1UEFA198010127822−14
 DenmarkUEFA2007411236−3
 East GermanyUEFA1974100102−2
 EcuadorCONMEBOL2014100134−1
 EgyptCAF1987201103−3
 EnglandUEFA1980712468−2
 FijiOFC19779702386+32
 FranceUEFA19945113310−7
 Germany2UEFA19746114917−8
 GhanaCAF1995742184+4
 GreeceUEFA19691143414140
 GuamAFC2012110090+9
 HondurasCONCACAF2017211031+2
 Hong KongAFC19658503135+8
 HungaryUEFA1997330082+6
 IndiaAFC193884132527−2
 IndonesiaAFC1967151131326+26
 IranAFC19707223880
 IraqAFC197311722148+6
 Republic of IrelandUEFA2003210142+2
 IsraelUEFA1969175931816+2
 ItalyUEFA2006100101−1
 JamaicaCONCACAF2003220071+6
 JapanAFC1956257993135−4
 JordanAFC20126303116+5
 KenyaCAF1996110040+4
 KuwaitAFC1977136251912+7
 KyrgyzstanAFC2015220051+4
 LebanonAFC2012220060+6
 LiechtensteinUEFA2006110031+2
 MalaysiaAFC19657601191+18
 MexicoCONCACAF1970522187+1
 MoroccoCAF1987110010+1
   NepalAFC2019110050+5
 NetherlandsUEFA20064121550
 New CaledoniaOFC20021100110+11
 New ZealandOFC19226440111315570+85
 NigeriaCAF1988220020+2
 Northern IrelandUEFA1980301235−2
 North KoreaAFC19653012310−7
 North Macedonia3UEFA1997211010+1
 NorwayUEFA1997311146−2
 OmanAFC20079531185+13
 PalestineAFC2019110030+3
 Papua New GuineaOFC19801100112+9
 ParaguayCONMEBOL2000523042+2
 PeruCONMEBOL2018100102−2
 PhilippinesAFC1972110060+6
 PolandUEFA2010110021+1
 QatarAFC20085311102+8
 RomaniaUEFA2013100123−1
 Russia4UEFA19757034412−8
 SamoaOFC20011100110+11
 Saudi ArabiaAFC198885211810+8
 ScotlandUEFA19678116411−7
 Serbia5UEFA1988321031+2
 SingaporeAFC19677610214+17
 SlovakiaUEFA20001010000
 SloveniaUEFA2010100102−2
 Solomon IslandsOFC199210910558+47
 South AfricaCAF19472164112747−20
 South KoreaAFC196730111183431+3
 SpainUEFA2014100103−3
 SwedenUEFA19925221220
  SwitzerlandUEFA20101010000
 SyriaAFC2017321064+2
 TahitiOFC19929900382+36
 ThailandAFC19827610174+13
 TajikistanAFC20152200100+10
 TongaOFC20011100220+22
 TunisiaCAF1997210132+1
 TurkeyUEFA2004200214−3
 United Arab EmiratesAFC2011632151+4
 United StatesCONCACAF1992311123−1
 UruguayCONMEBOL1974941468−2
 UzbekistanAFC2008431090+9
 VanuatuOFC2000330060+6
 VenezuelaCONMEBOL20041010110
 Vietnam6AFC1967220020+2
 WalesUEFA2011110021+1
 Zimbabwe7CAF19505320133+10
Total5592771211611102614+488

Notes:

1 includes Czechoslovakia
2 includes West Germany
3 includes Macedonia
4 includes Soviet Union
5 includes Yugoslavia
6 includes South Vietnam
7 includes Southern Rhodesia and Rhodesia

Best Results

The following table shows Australia's best results against opposition by confederation, Only "A" internationals are included.[1]

UEFA
Team
 Best result
 Venue
 Date
 Belgium Belgium  2–0  Australia Liege 4 September 2014
 Bulgaria Australia  2–2  Bulgaria Sydney 14 February 1973
 Croatia Australia  3–1  Croatia Adelaide 8 July 1992
 Czech Republic1 Australia  4–0  Czech Republic Sankt Pölten 1 June 2018
 Denmark Australia  1–0  Denmark Roodepoort 1 June 2010
 East Germany East Germany  2–0  Australia Hamburg 14 June 1974
 England England  1–3  Australia London 12 February 2003
 France Australia  1–0  France Daegu 1 June 2001
 Germany2 Germany  1–2  Australia Mönchengladbach 29 March 2011
 Greece Greece  1–3  Australia Athens 17 November 1970
 Hungary Hungary  0–3  Australia Budapest 23 February 2000
 Ireland Ireland  0–3  Australia Limerick 12 August 2009
 Israel Australia  2–0  Israel Melbourne 6 March 1988
 Italy Italy  1–0  Australia Kaiserslautern 26 June 2006
 Liechtenstein Liechtenstein  1–3  Australia Ulm 7 June 2006
 Macedonia Macedonia  0–1  Australia Skopje 12 March 1997
 Netherlands Netherlands  1–2  Australia Eindhoven 6 September 2008
 Northern Ireland Australia  1–1  Northern Ireland Melbourne 15 June 1980
 Norway Australia  1–0  Norway Sydney 25 January 1997
 Poland Poland  1–2  Australia Kraków 7 September 2010
 Romania Romania  3–2  Australia Málaga 6 February 2013
 Russia3 Australia  1–1  Soviet Union Newcastle 3 December 1975
 Scotland Scotland  0–2  Australia Glasgow 15 November 2000
 Serbia4 Australia  2–1  Serbia Nelspruit 23 June 2010
 Slovakia Australia  0–0  Slovakia Valparaíso 12 February 2000
 Slovenia Slovenia  2–0  Australia Ljubljana 11 August 2010
 Spain Australia  0–3  Spain Curitiba 23 June 2014
 Sweden Australia  1–0  Sweden Adelaide
Melbourne		 29 January 1992
2 February 1992
  Switzerland Switzerland   0–0  Australia St. Gallen 3 September 2010
 Turkey Australia  0–1  Turkey Melbourne 24 May 2004
 Wales Wales  1–2  Australia Cardiff 10 August 2011

Notes:

1 includes Czechoslovakia
2 includes West Germany
3 includes Soviet Union
4 includes Yugoslavia

CONMEBOL
Team
 Best result
 Venue
 Date
 Argentina Australia  4–1  Argentina Sydney 14 July 1988
 Brazil Australia  1–0  Brazil Ulsan 11 June 2001
 Chile Chile  1–1  Australia Moscow 25 June 2017
 Colombia Australia  0–0  Colombia
Colombia  0–0  Australia		 Brisbane
London		 8 February 1995
27 March 2018
 Ecuador Australia  3–4  Ecuador London 5 March 2014
 Paraguay Australia  2–1  Paraguay Melbourne 15 June 2000
 Peru Australia  0–2  Peru Sochi 26 June 2018
 Uruguay Australia  2–0  Uruguay Sydney 27 April 1974
 Venezuela Venezuela  1–1  Australia Caracas 18 February 2004

CONCACAF
Team
 Best result
 Venue
 Date
 Canada Australia  4–1  Canada Sydney 23 June 1924
 Costa Rica Australia  1–0  Costa Rica Sydney 19 November 2013
 Honduras Australia  3–1  Honduras Sydney 15 November 2017
 Jamaica Australia  5–0  Jamaica London 9 October 2005
 Mexico Australia  3–1  Mexico Riyadh 12 December 1997
 United States United States  0–1  Australia Orlando 13 June 1992

CAF
Team
 Best result
 Venue
 Date
 Cameroon Cameroon  1–1  Australia Saint Petersburg 22 June 2017
 Egypt Egypt  0–0  Australia Seoul 19 June 1987
 Ghana Ghana  0–2  Australia Durban 14 September 1996
 Kenya Kenya  0–4  Australia Pretoria 21 September 1996
 Morocco Morocco  0–1  Australia Kangnung 9 June 1987
 Nigeria Nigeria  0–1  Australia
Australia  1–0  Nigeria		 Seoul
London		 22 September 1988
17 November 2007
 South Africa Australia  5–1  South Africa Newcastle 7 June 1947
 Tunisia Tunisia  0–3  Australia Tunis 1 October 1997
 Zimbabwe1 Southern Rhodesia  0–5  Australia Salisbury 14 June 1950

Notes:

1 includes South Rhodesia and Rhodesia

AFC
Team
 Best result
 Venue
 Date
 Bahrain Bahrain  1–3  Australia Manama 22 February 2006
 Bangladesh Australia  5–0  Bangladesh Perth 3 September 2015
 Cambodia Cambodia  0–0  Australia Phnom Penh 26 November 1965
 China PR Australia  3–0  China PR Brisbane 27 September 1985
 Chinese Taipei Australia  8–0  Chinese Taipei Sydney
Hong Kong		 27 October 1985
9 December 2012
 Guam Guam  0–9  Australia Hong Kong 7 December 2012
 Hong Kong Hong Kong  2–5  Australia Hong Kong 30 October 1977
 India India  0–4  Australia Doha 10 January 2011
 Indonesia Australia  6–0  Indonesia Sydney 24 March 1973
 Iran Australia  3–0  Iran Sydney 18 August 1973
 Iraq Australia  3–1  Iraq Sydney 11 March 1973
 Japan Australia  3–0  Japan Melbourne 14 February 1996
 Jordan Australia  5–1  Jordan Sydney 29 March 2016
 Kuwait Kuwait  0–4  Australia Kuwait City 15 October 2018
 Kyrgyzstan Australia  3–0  Kyrgyzstan Canberra 12 November 2015
 Lebanon Lebanon  0–3  Australia
Australia  3–0  Lebanon		 Beirut
Sydney		 6 September 2012
20 November 2018
 Malaysia Malaysia  0–5  Australia
Australia  5–0  Malaysia		 Singapore
Canberra		 15 October 1982
7 October 2011
   Nepal Australia  5–0    Nepal Canberra 10 October 2019
 North Korea North Korea  1–1  Australia Hong Kong 5 December 2012
 Oman Australia  5–0  Oman Dubai 30 December 2018
 Palestine Palestine  0–3  Australia Dubai 11 January 2019
 Philippines Philippines  0–6  Australia Manila 29 October 1972
 Qatar Australia  4–0  Qatar Brisbane 15 October 2008
 Saudi Arabia Australia  3–0  Saudi Arabia Sydney 9 July 1988
 Singapore Singapore  1–6  Australia Singapore 21 November 1967
 South Korea South Korea  1–3  Australia Singapore 15 December 1983
 Syria Australia  3–2  Syria Al Ain 15 January 2019
 Thailand Thailand  0–4  Australia
Thailand  0–4  Australia		 Singapore
Bangkok		 10 October 1982
16 July 2007
 Tajikistan Australia  7–0  Tajikistan Adelaide 24 March 2016
 United Arab Emirates Australia  2–0  United Arab Emirates
Australia  2–0  United Arab Emirates		 Newcastle
Sydney		 27 January 2015
28 March 2017
 Uzbekistan Uzbekistan  0–6  Australia Doha 25 January 2011
 Vietnam1 South Vietnam  0–1  Australia
South Vietnam  0–1  Australia		 Saigon
Saigon		 7 November 1967
15 October 1972

Notes:

1 includes South Vietnam

OFC
Team
 Best result
 Venue
 Date
 American Samoa Australia  31–0  American Samoa Coffs Harbour 11 April 2001
 Cook Islands Australia  17–0  Cook Islands Pirae 19 June 2000
 Fiji Australia  10–0  Fiji Melbourne 14 August 1981
 New Caledonia Australia  11–0  New Caledonia Auckland 8 July 2002
 New Zealand New Zealand  0–10  Australia Wellington 11 July 1936
 Papua New Guinea Australia  11–2  Papua New Guinea Nouméa 26 February 1980
 Samoa Australia  11–0  Samoa Coffs Harbour 16 April 2001
 Solomon Islands Australia  13–0  Solomon Islands Sydney 11 June 1997
 Tahiti Australia  9–0  Tahiti Adelaide 31 May 2004
 Tonga Australia  22–0  Tonga Coffs Harbour 9 April 2001
 Vanuatu Australia  3–0  Vanuatu Adelaide 4 June 2004

Penalty shootout record
Team Match score
(PSO score)		 Status Venue
 Egypt
0–0 (4–3)
 Presidents Cup Olympic Stadium, 19 June 1987
 South Korea
1–1 (4–5)
 Presidents Cup Olympic Stadium, 21 June 1987
 South Korea
0–0 (3–4)
 Presidents Cup Dongdaemun Stadium, 14 June 1991
 Canada
2–1 (4–1)
 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification Sydney Football Stadium, 15 August 1993
 Uruguay
1–0 (4–2)
 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Stadium Australia, 16 November 2005
 Japan
1–1 (3–4)
 2007 AFC Asian Cup Mỹ Đình National Stadium, 21 July 2007
 Uzbekistan
0–0 (4–2)
 2019 AFC Asian Cup Khalifa bin Zayed Stadium, 21 January 2019

References
  1. "Socceroo International Games". Retrieved 10 March 2014.
  2. "Australian national football team result". Retrieved 13 January 2015.
  3. "Australian national football team records". Retrieved 17 February 2015.
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