Australia women's national soccer team results (1979–1999)

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Australia
1975–99 season

The Australia women's national soccer team results for the period 1975 to 1999 inclusive.

Match results[]

  Win   Draw   Loss

1970s[]

An Australian representative side participated in the 1975 AFC Women's Championship however these games are not recognised as official Australian international fixtures. The participants were the NSW State Team that the organisers had labelled as Australia.[1] Further to this, matches were only 60 minutes in length.[2]

6 October 1979 Friendly Australia  2–2  New Zealand Sydney, Australia
Brentnall
Mateljan		 Marshall
Hetherington		 Stadium: Seymour Shaw Park
8 October 1979 Friendly Australia  0–1  New Zealand Sydney, Australia
Ah Wong Stadium: Seymour Shaw Park
13 October 1979 Friendly Australia  1–0  New Zealand Brisbane, Australia
Lovelace Goal ?' Stadium: Perry Park

1980–84[]

18 May 1980 Friendly New Zealand  3–3  Australia Auckland, New Zealand
Leonidas Goal ?'
Jacobsen Goal ?'
Marshall Goal ?'		 Report Heydon Goal ?'
Brentnall Goal ?'
Te Huia (o.g.)		 Stadium: University Park
Referee: Bill Munro
21 May 1980 Friendly New Zealand  1–1  Australia Wellington, New Zealand
SharpeGoal ?' Report van Bruinessen Goal ?' Stadium: Newtown Park
Referee: Tom Delahunty
24 May 1980 Friendly New Zealand  2–3  Australia Christchurch, New Zealand
Jacobsen Goal ?'
Grant Goal ?'		 Report Brentnall Goal ?', ?', ?' Stadium: Queen Elizabeth Park
Referee: Neil Burt
5 October 1981 Friendly New Zealand  1–2  Australia Auckland, New Zealand
Report Stadium: Gallaher Park
28 November 1983 OFC Women's Championship New Zealand  0–0  Australia Nouméa, New Caledonia
30 November 1983 OFC Women's Championship New Caledonia  0–5  Australia Nouméa, New Caledonia
Heydon Goal ?'
Dolan} Goal ?', ?'
Porter Goal ?'
Wardell Goal ?'
2 December 1983 OFC Women's Championship Fiji  0–13  Australia Nouméa, New Caledonia
Monteath Goal ?', ?', ?'
Millman Goal ?'
Wardell Goal ?', ?', ?'
Iserief Goal ?', ?', ?'
Heydon Goal ?', ?', ?'
4 December 1983 OFC Women's Championship New Zealand  3 – 2 aet  Australia Nouméa, New Caledonia
Jacobsen Goal ?'
Sharpe Goal ?'
Own goal Goal ?'		 Brentnall Goal ?'
Dolan Goal ?'
5 October 1984 Xian International Tournament Japan  2–6  Australia Xian, China
8 October 1984 World Invitational Japan  2–2  Australia Taipei, Taiwan
12 October 1984 World Invitational New Zealand  3–0  Australia Taipei, Taiwan
13 October 1984 World Invitational Chinese Taipei  0–0  Australia Taipei, Taiwan

1985–89[]

29 March 1986 OFC Women's Championship New Zealand  0–1  Australia Christchurch, New Zealand
Report Goal ?'
31 March 1986 OFC Women's Championship Chinese Taipei  1–0  Australia Christchurch, New Zealand
Tai-Ying Goal HT+15' (pen.) Report
4 April 1986 OFC Women's Championship Chinese Taipei  4–1  Australia Christchurch, New Zealand
Report
12 December 1987 Women's World Invitational Tournament Australia  2–0  Canada Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Report
13 December 1987 Women's World Invitational Tournament Australia  6–0  Hong Kong Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Report
15 December 1987 Women's World Invitational Tournament Chinese Taipei  2–0  Australia Taipei, Taiwan
Report
16 December 1987 Women's World Invitational Tournament United States  6–0  Australia Taipei, Taiwan
Report
17 December 1987 Women's World Invitational Tournament Canada  0–0  Australia Taipei, Taiwan
Report
19 December 1987 Women's World Invitational Tournament New Zealand  1–0  Australia Taipei, Taiwan
Report
1 June 1988 1988 FIFA Women's Invitation Tournament Australia  1–0  Brazil Jiangmen, China
Report
3 June 1988 1988 FIFA Women's Invitation Tournament Australia  3–0  Thailand Jiangmen, China
Report
5 June 1988 1988 FIFA Women's Invitation Tournament Norway  3–0  Australia Jiangmen, China
Report
8 June 1988 1988 FIFA Women's Invitation Tournament China PR  7–0  Australia Guangzhou, China
Report
26 March 1989 1989 OFC Women's Championship Australia  0–2  New Zealand Brisbane, Australia
Stadium: Perry Park
28 March 1989 1989 OFC Women's Championship Australia  6–0  Papua New Guinea Brisbane, Australia
Stadium: Perry Park
31 March 1989 1989 OFC Women's Championship Australia  1–4  Chinese Taipei Brisbane, Australia
Stadium: Perry Park
4 December 1989 Prima Cup Japan  2–2  Australia Kanagawa, Japan
5 December 1989 Prima Cup Japan  1–1  Australia Kanagawa, Japan

1991[]

20 May 1991 OFC Women's Championship Australia  0–1  New Zealand Sydney, Australia
21 May 1991 OFC Women's Championship Australia  12–0  Papua New Guinea Sydney, Australia
24 May 1991 OFC Women's Championship Australia  1–0  New Zealand Sydney, Australia
25 May 1991 OFC Women's Championship Australia  8–0  Papua New Guinea Sydney, Australia
20 October 1991 Friendly New Zealand  0–0  Australia Christchurch, New Zealand
23 October 1991 Friendly New Zealand  3–0  Australia Wellington, New Zealand
26 October 1991 Friendly New Zealand  2–0  Australia Hamilton, New Zealand

1994[]

20 April 1994 Gold Coast Invitational Australia  1–2  Russia Brisbane, Australia
23 April 1994 Gold Coast Invitational Australia  1–1  Russia Southport, Australia
12 August 1994 Friendly Russia  0–3  Australia Samara, Russia
14 October 1994 OFC Women's Championship New Zealand  2–1  Australia Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Sharpe Goal ?', ?' Report Forman Goal ?'
16 October 1994 OFC Women's Championship Papua New Guinea  0–7  Australia Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Goal ?', ?'
Salisbury Goal ?', ?'
Casagrande Goal ?'
Hughes Goal ?'
Forman Goal ?'
18 October 1994 OFC Women's Championship Australia  1–0  New Zealand Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Murray Goal ?' Report
19 October 1994 OFC Women's Championship Papua New Guinea  0–4  Australia Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
Salisbury Goal ?'
Casagrande Goal ?'
Hughes Goal ?'
? Goal ?' (o.g.)

1995[]

20 January 1995 Friendly United States  5–0  Australia Phoenix, United States
23 January 1995 Friendly United States  4–1  Australia Phoenix, United States
17 March 1995 Friendly Australia  4–0  New Zealand Canberra, Australia
19 March 1995 Friendly Australia  2–0  New Zealand Canberra, Australia
10 April 1995 Havelange Trophy Australia  7–0  Argentina Uberlandia, Brazil
14 April 1995 Havelange Trophy Brazil  3–0  Australia Uberlandia, Brazil
16 April 1995 Havelange Trophy Brazil  2–3  Australia Uberlandia, Brazil
11 May 1995 Friendly Canada  3–0  Australia Vancouver, Canada
13 May 1995 Friendly Canada  0–3  Australia Vancouver, Canada
18 May 1995 Friendly Scotland  0–0  Australia Kilmarnock, Scotland
27 May 1995 Friendly Sweden  5–0  Australia Helsingborg, Sweden
6 June 1995 World Cup Denmark  5–0  Australia Västerås, Sweden
19:00 Krogh Goal 12', 48'
Nielsen Goal 25'
Jensen Goal 37'
Hansen Goal 86'		 (Report) Gegenhuber Red card 30' Stadium: Arosvallen
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: (Norway)
8 June 1995 World Cup China PR  4–2  Australia Västerås, Sweden
19:00 Zhou Goal 23'
Shi Goal 54', 78'
Liu Goal 90+3'		 (Report) Iannotta Goal 25'
Hughes Goal 89'		 Stadium: Arosvallen
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: (Brazil)
10 June 1995 World Cup United States  4–1  Australia Helsingborg, Sweden
19:00 Foudy Goal 69'
Fawcett Goal 72'
Overbeck Goal 90+2' (pen.)
Keller Goal 90+4'		 (Report) Casagrande Goal 54' Stadium: Olympia Stadion
Attendance: 1,150
Referee: Pirom Un-Prasert (Thailand)
29 July 1995 1995 Women's U.S. Cup Norway  2–0  Australia Worcester, United States
3 August 1995 1995 Women's U.S. Cup United States  4–2  Australia New Brunswick, United States
5 August 1995 1995 Women's U.S. Cup Chinese Taipei  2–3  Australia Richmond, United States

1996[]

24 March 1996 Tri-nation Series New Zealand  0–3  Australia Auckland, New Zealand
25 March 1996 Tri-nation Series Australia  1–0  South Korea Auckland, New Zealand
29 March 1996 Tri-nation Series Australia  1–2  South Korea Auckland, New Zealand
30 March 1996 Tri-nation Series New Zealand  0–2  Australia Auckland, New Zealand
4 July 1996 Friendly United States  2–1  Australia Tampa, United States
6 July 1996 Friendly United States  2–1  Australia Pensacola, United States
9 July 1996 Friendly Japan  2–2  Australia Fort Lauderdale, United States
11 July 1996 Friendly China PR  1–0  Australia Bradenton, United States
14 July 1996 Friendly China PR  2–1  Australia Bradenton, United States

1997[]

28 February 1997 Ram Sports Cup Australia  0–4  United States Melbourne, Australia
Report Parlow Goal 12'
Venturini Goal 40'
Fotopoulos Goal 73'
Hamm Goal 75'		 Attendance: 1,500
2 March 1997 Ram Sports Cup Australia  1–3  United States Bathurst, Australia
Report Baumgardt Goal 53'
Lilly Goal 67'
Chastain Goal ?'		 Attendance: 3,228
5 March 1997 Ram Sports Cup Australia  0–3  United States Canberra, Australia
Report Chastain Goal 10'
Foudy Goal 53'
Milbrett Goal 90'		 Attendance: 4,031
31 May 1997 U.S. Cup Italy  3–0  Australia Salem, United States
Panico Goal 33'
Carta Goal 45', 75'
5 June 1997 U.S. Cup United States  9–1  Australia Ambler, United States
Milbrett Goal 5'
Parlow Goal 16', 42'
Hamm Goal 19', 32'
Pearce Goal 37'
Lilly Goal 48'
Venturini Goal 56'
Keller Goal 81'		 Taylor Goal 75'
7 June 1997 U.S. Cup Australia  3–2  Canada Oakford, United States
Hughes Goal 21', 55'
Casagrande Goal 100'		 O'Neill Goal ?'
Burtini Goal 82'
7 August 1997 Friendly Sweden  0–1  Australia Östersund, Sweden
Report Murray Goal ?'
11 August 1997 Friendly Hungary  0–4  Australia Csákvár, Hungary
Report Black Goal ?' (?)
Duus Goal ?'
Moore Goal ?'
15 August 1997 Friendly Netherlands  1–1  Australia Grootebroek, Netherlands
Griffioen Goal ?' Report Casagrande Goal ?'
20 August 1997 Friendly Belgium  1–0  Australia Brussels, Belgium
Report
24 August 1997 Friendly Estonia  1–5  Australia Haapsalu, Estonia
Report Salisbury Goal ?' (?)
Murray Goal ?'
Taylor Goal ?'
Revell Goal ?'
27 August 1997 Friendly Finland  2–0  Australia Helsinki, Finland
Kalmari Goal 69'
Uusmalmi Goal 89'		 Report
1 September 1997 Friendly Norway  7–1  Australia Oslo, Norway
Report Murray Goal 71'
16 November 1997 Tri Nations Series Australia  0–3  China PR Lismore, Australia
Report
19 November 1997 Tri Nations Series Australia  2–0  New Zealand Newcastle, Australia
Revell Goal ?'
Salisbury Goal ?'		 Report
23 November 1997 Tri Nations Series Australia  2–1  China PR Canberra, Australia
Cooper Goal ?'
Hughes Goal ?'		 Report

1998[]

29 August 1998 Friendly North Korea  0–0  Australia Pyongyang, North Korea
Report Stadium: National Stadium
Attendance: 58,000
1 September 1998 Friendly North Korea  0–0  Australia Pyongyang, North Korea
Report Stadium: National Stadium
Attendance: 15,000
3 September 1998 Friendly North Korea  0–1  Australia Pyongyang, North Korea
Report Murray Goal 72' Stadium: National Stadium
Attendance: 22,000
9 October 1998 OFC Championship and World Cup qualifier Australia  21–0  American Samoa Auckland, New Zealand
Natalie Thomas Goal 4', 35', 55'
Lisa Casagrande Goal 19', 59'
Tann-Darby Goal 28'
Salisbury Goal 29', 58', 72', 81', 90+3'
Black Goal 37', 68', 88', 90+5'
Ferguson Goal 44', 79'
Taylor Goal 50'
Forman Goal 66'
Peters Goal 78'
Boyd Goal 90+6'		 Report Stadium: Mount Smart Stadium
11 October 1998 OFC Championship and World Cup qualifier Australia  8–0  Papua New Guinea Auckland, New Zealand
Black Goal 33', 40', 55'
Lisa Casagrande Goal 28'
Salisbury Goal 66', 67', 86'
Boyd Goal 90+2'		 Report Stadium: Mount Smart Stadium
15 October 1998 OFC Championship and World Cup qualifier Australia  17–0  Fiji Auckland, New Zealand
Murray Goal 3', 23', 47'
Iannotta Goal 7', 43'
Boyd Goal 23', 39'
Black Goal 33', 40', 55'
Peters Goal 49', 53', 58', 81'
Ferguson Goal 69', 72'
Salisbury Goal 83'		 Report Stadium: Mount Smart Stadium
17 October 1998 OFC Championship Final and World Cup qualifier New Zealand  1–3  Australia Auckland, New Zealand
Smith Goal 77' Report Murray Goal 2'
Starr Goal 13'
Lisa Casagrande Goal 66'		 Stadium: Mount Smart Stadium

1999[]

8 January 1999 Australia Cup Australia  1–1 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p)		  Italy Sydney, Australia
Salisbury Goal 85' Report Panico Goal 60' Stadium: Marconi Stadium
Attendance: 2,197
Referee: Tammy Ogston
Penalties
Forman Penalty scored
Murray Penalty scored
Salisbury Penalty scored		 Florinda Ciardi Penalty scored
Luisa Marchio Penalty scored
Adele Frollani Penalty scored
Roberta Stefanelli Penalty scored
10 January 1999 Australia Cup Australia  4–3  Canada Canberra, Australia
Murray Goal 54'
Iannotta Goal 17'
Lisa Casagrande Goal 61'
Tann-Darby Goal 89'		 Report Donnelly Goal 30'
Hooper Goal 60', 69'		 Stadium: Bruce Stadium
Attendance: 3,851
Referee: Tammy Ogston
13 January 1999 Australia Cup Australia  1–0  Italy Canberra, Australia
Salisbury Goal 19' Report Stadium: Bruce Stadium
Attendance: 2,979
Referee: Tammy Ogston
14 March 1999 Algarve Cup Denmark  1–1  Australia Faro, Portugal
Hansen Goal 19' Report Murray Goal 77' Stadium: Estadio St Luis
16 March 1999 Algarve Cup Portugal  0–0  Australia Olhão, Portugal
Report
18 March 1999 Algarve Cup Australia  0–2  China PR Albufeira, Portugal
Report Sun Wen Goal 77'
Liu YingGoal 77'
20 March 1999 Algarve Cup Australia  1–1 (a.e.t.)
(7–6 p)		  Sweden Loulé, Portugal
Murray Goal 71' Report Gustafsson Goal 45'
Penalties
Murray Penalty scored
Peters Penalty scored
Tann-Darby Penalty missed
Ferguson Penalty scored
Salisbury Penalty scored
Black Penalty scored
Revell Penalty scored
Bartlett Penalty scored		 Penalty scored
Penalty scored
Penalty scored
Penalty missed
Penalty scored
Penalty scored
Penalty scored
Penalty missed
3 June 1999 Friendly United States  4–0  Australia Portland, United States
Fotopoulos Goal 1'
Parlow Goal 68'
Lilly Goal 71'
Milbrett Goal 85'		 Report Stadium: Nike Training Centre
Referee: Mohammad Zarrabi-Kashani (United States)
6 June 1999 Friendly Brazil  3–1  Australia Portland, United States
 Report
Stadium: Civic Stadium
Attendance: 23,325
Referee: Kari Seita (United States)
9 June 1999 Friendly Canada  1–3  Australia Toronto, Canada
 Report
Stadium: Centennial Park Stadium
12 June 1999 Friendly Canada  2–0  Australia Toronto, Canada
 Report
20 June 1999 World Cup Australia  1–1  Ghana Foxborough, United States
Murray Goal 74' Report Gyamfua Goal 76' Stadium: Foxboro Stadium
Attendance: 14,867
Referee: Kari Seitz (United States)
23 June 1999 World Cup Australia  1–3  Sweden Landover, United States
Murray Goal 32' Report Törnqvist Goal 8'
Ljungberg Goal 21', 69'		 Stadium: Jack Kent Cooke Stadium
Attendance: 16,448
Referee: Fatou Gaye (Senegal)
26 June 1999 World Cup China PR  3–1  Australia East Rutherford, United States
Sun Wen Goal 39', 51'
Liu Ying Goal 73'		 Report Salisbury Goal 66' Stadium: Giants Stadium
Attendance: 29,401
Referee: Sandra Hunt (United States)
28 October 1999 Friendly China PR  3–1  Australia Zhuhai, China
Wang Li Ping Goal 35'
Xie Hui Lin Goal 37'
Zhao Li Hong Goal 77'		 Report Hughes Goal 61' Stadium: Zhuhai Stadium
Attendance: 15,000
31 October 1999 Friendly China PR  4–2  Australia Xiamen, China
Liu Ying Goal 15', 58'
Zhang Ouying Goal 41'
Qiu Haiyan Goal 61'		 Report Hughes Goal 7'
Salisbury Goal 80'		 Attendance: 15,000

See also[]

External links[]

References[]

  1. ^ https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/sep/16/they-are-feminine-the-matildas-long-road-from-sexism-in-79-to-sellouts-in-17
  2. ^ http://www.rsssf.com/tablesa/aswomen.html
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