12 Aug 2026

SYDNEY SUPER CUP LIGHTS UP HARBOUR CITY

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12 Aug 2026 SYDNEY SUPER CUP LIGHTS UP HARBOUR CITY SYDNEY SUPER CUP LIGHTS UP HARBOUR CITY  Sydney Super Cup finished this evening at Allianz Stadium as Chelsea F.C. Women showed their class in a clinical 3-0 victory over a gallant A-League Women All-Stars. Across the fortnight, 163,410 fans flocked to four blockbuster matchdays, open trainings and fan events across a spectacular period of world-class football featuring Chelsea F.C, Chelsea F.C Women, Tottenham Hotspur, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers and the A-League Women All-Stars.Staged exclusively in Sydney across Accor Stadium and Allianz Stadium, the event brought two of the biggest clubs in world football to the Harbour City, headlined by the first-ever meeting between London rivals Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur outside the United Kingdom in the 117-year history of the fixture.The football fever extended well beyond the matchdays with as Chelsea supporters packed into the Blues' Open Training for a first look at the squad under new manager Xabi Alonso, while Tottenham Hotspur's Open Training gave fans a rare close-up of Premier League stars ahead of the matches, with selfies and signatures aplenty. Chelsea F.C Women trained under the lights at Allianz Stadium, giving fans an upclose look at some of the biggest names in the women's game, including Matildas star Ellie Carpenter, on the eve of the tournament finale.Thousands of fans travelled from interstate and overseas to be part of the Sydney Super Cup, delivering a major boost to the NSW visitor economy. Chelsea and Western Sydney Wanderers opened the tournament in style at Accor Stadium on Tuesday 28 July, serving up an extraordinary 10-goal thriller. The Wanderers led three times and matched the reigning FIFA Club World Cup champions blow for blow before a João Pedro hat-trick in the final 10 minutes sealed a 6-4 win for the Blues in one of the most entertaining exhibition matches ever played on Australian soil.The following night, Sydney FC went toe-to-toe with Tottenham Hotspur at Allianz Stadium. Mathys Tel's stunning first-half free kick was cancelled out by Sky Blues’ new signing Takahiro Sekine, before Martin Dúbravka's heroics in the shootout saw Spurs edge a penalty decider after a 1-1 draw, with new signings Sandro Tonali and Andy Robertson making their first appearances in Tottenham colours.Saturday night delivered the moment the football world had been waiting for. A soldout crowd of 80,363 packed Accor Stadium for a history-making London Derby, as Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur met outside the UK for the first time ever. In a fiery contest befitting the rivalry, Spurs came from behind to claim a 2-1 win and the men's bragging rights in the Harbour City.Sydney Super Cup saved a fitting finale for last, with Chelsea F.C Women taking on the A-League Women All-Stars at Allianz Stadium tonight. Matildas superstar Ellie Carpenter lined up against the best of the A-Leagues, in the club's first-ever match on Australian soil. The most successful side in Women’s Super League history showed their attacking threat early as Sandy Baltimore rifled one in off the post before the versatile Sjoeke Nüsken slotted a half volley home in the first fifteen minutes.The A-Leagues All Stars showed glimpses throughout the half, with Angie Beard nutmegging Lauren James and embarking on a run from her own half however the half would finish 2-0. The second half saw lots of changes from both sides, but it was the addition of Alexia Potter in the sixty-third minute that finished of the game as the nineteen-year-old fired one into the top right corner. 3-0 the final  score, the Blues flexing their international muscle in a fantastic affair. Chief Executive Officer Ticketek Entertainment Group Cameron Hoy said: “The Sydney Super Cup has been a fantastic showcase of world-class football. Bringing giants like Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and Chelsea FC Women together with our local stars across Accor and Allianz Stadiums created an incredible fortnight for the sport. We are immensely proud of the tournament's scale and impact. From the extraordinary 10-goal opening night and packed training sessions to the historic, sold-out London Derby -played in front of more than 80,000 fans for the first time outside the UK - the energy was phenomenal. It was especially special to welcome thousands of fans who travelled from interstate and overseas just to be part of it. Ultimately, this is what TEG is all about: bringing people together to share unforgettable moments. A huge thank you to the clubs, our partners, the venues, and the fans for helping us create memories that truly connect us all.”  Minister for Sport and Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Steve Kamper, said: “Sydney has kicked another goal as Australia’s home of football, with two of the world’s best clubs, Chelsea and Tottenham, putting on stunning displays of football for the Sydney Super Cup. While last night’s match between Chelsea FC Women and Women’s A-League All Stars capped an incredible two weeks of international football.“The Sydney Super Cup has not only provided memorable football moments, it has also delivered a significant kick to the visitor economy with thousands of fans coming from across the nation and the world to experience the natural beauty and vibrant hospitality of one of the great sporting destinations on earth.“As we work towards our goal of a $91 billion visitor economy, major events like the Sydney Super Cup are vital – they help create memorable experiences that inspire visitors to stay longer, return again and explore more of what our great state has to offer.” ENDS Media Contacts:Richie Butterworth E: richie@bursty.com.au M: 0478 027 966 Michaela Berry E: michaela@bursty.com.au M: 0420 522 718  Sydney Super Cup Sydney Super Cup brought Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea  FC to Sydney for a blockbuster fortnight of football. Chelsea faced Western Sydney  Wanderers at Accor Stadium on Tuesday 28 July, and Tottenham faced Sydney FC  at Allianz Stadium on Wednesday 29 July, before the week culminated in a headline  London derby between Chelsea and Tottenham at Accor Stadium on Saturday 1  August. Chelsea Women went head-to-head with the best of the A-League Women  when they faced the All Stars on Wednesday 12 August.  About TEG Sport TEG Sport is a producer and promoter of live sporting events featuring the world's  biggest sporting teams and brands. TEG Sport is owned by Ticketek Entertainment  Group, a leading global live entertainment, ticketing, and technology business which  operates worldwide out of seven country offices. TEG also includes TEG Live, TEG  Experiences, TEG Dainty, TEG MJR, TEG Van Egmond, Laneway Festival,  Handsome Tours, TEG Rockefeller, After Pay Arena, Ticketek, Ticketek  Marketplace, Softix, TicketCharge, TicketWorld, Ticketek Singapore and Ovation.  Life is Better Live. Whether it's Sport, Concerts, Musicals, Theatre or Exhibitions,  nothing beats the live experience! For more information visit www.tegsport.com.au

Sydney Super Cup finished this evening at Allianz Stadium as Chelsea F.C. Women showed their class in a clinical 3-0 victory over a gallant A-League Women All-Stars.

Across the fortnight, 163,410 fans flocked to four blockbuster matchdays, open trainings and fan events across a spectacular period of world-class football featuring Chelsea F.C, Chelsea F.C Women, Tottenham Hotspur, Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers and the A-League Women All-Stars.

Staged exclusively in Sydney across Accor Stadium and Allianz Stadium, the event brought two of the biggest clubs in world football to the Harbour City, headlined by the first-ever meeting between London rivals Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur outside the United Kingdom in the 117-year history of the fixture.

The football fever extended well beyond the matchdays with as Chelsea supporters packed into the Blues' Open Training for a first look at the squad under new manager Xabi Alonso, while Tottenham Hotspur's Open Training gave fans a rare close-up of Premier League stars ahead of the matches, with selfies and signatures aplenty.

Chelsea F.C Women trained under the lights at Allianz Stadium, giving fans an upclose look at some of the biggest names in the women's game, including Matildas star Ellie Carpenter, on the eve of the tournament finale.

Thousands of fans travelled from interstate and overseas to be part of the Sydney Super Cup, delivering a major boost to the NSW visitor economy.

Chelsea and Western Sydney Wanderers opened the tournament in style at Accor Stadium on Tuesday 28 July, serving up an extraordinary 10-goal thriller. The Wanderers led three times and matched the reigning FIFA Club World Cup champions blow for blow before a João Pedro hat-trick in the final 10 minutes sealed a 6-4 win for the Blues in one of the most entertaining exhibition matches ever played on Australian soil.

The following night, Sydney FC went toe-to-toe with Tottenham Hotspur at Allianz Stadium. Mathys Tel's stunning first-half free kick was cancelled out by Sky Blues’ new signing Takahiro Sekine, before Martin Dúbravka's heroics in the shootout saw Spurs edge a penalty decider after a 1-1 draw, with new signings Sandro Tonali and Andy Robertson making their first appearances in Tottenham colours.

Saturday night delivered the moment the football world had been waiting for. A soldout crowd of 80,363 packed Accor Stadium for a history-making London Derby, as Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur met outside the UK for the first time ever. In a fiery contest befitting the rivalry, Spurs came from behind to claim a 2-1 win and the men's bragging rights in the Harbour City.

Sydney Super Cup saved a fitting finale for last, with Chelsea F.C Women taking on the A-League Women All-Stars at Allianz Stadium tonight. Matildas superstar Ellie Carpenter lined up against the best of the A-Leagues, in the club's first-ever match on Australian soil. The most successful side in Women’s Super League history showed their attacking threat early as Sandy Baltimore rifled one in off the post before the versatile Sjoeke Nüsken slotted a half volley home in the first fifteen minutes.

The A-Leagues All Stars showed glimpses throughout the half, with Angie Beard nutmegging Lauren James and embarking on a run from her own half however the half would finish 2-0. The second half saw lots of changes from both sides, but it was the addition of Alexia Potter in the sixty-third minute that finished of the game as the nineteen-year-old fired one into the top right corner. 3-0 the final
score, the Blues flexing their international muscle in a fantastic affair.

Chief Executive Officer Ticketek Entertainment Group Cameron Hoy said: “The Sydney Super Cup has been a fantastic showcase of world-class football. Bringing giants like Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, and Chelsea FC Women together with our local stars across Accor and Allianz Stadiums created an incredible fortnight for the sport. We are immensely proud of the tournament's scale and impact. From the extraordinary 10-goal opening night and packed training sessions to the historic, sold-out London Derby -played in front of more than 80,000 fans for the first time outside the UK - the energy was phenomenal. It was especially special to welcome thousands of fans who travelled from interstate and overseas just to be part of it. Ultimately, this is what TEG is all about: bringing people together to share unforgettable moments. A huge thank you to the clubs, our partners, the venues, and the fans for helping us create memories that truly connect us all.”

Minister for Sport and Minister for Jobs and Tourism, Steve Kamper, said: “Sydney has kicked another goal as Australia’s home of football, with two of the world’s best clubs, Chelsea and Tottenham, putting on stunning displays of football for the Sydney Super Cup. While last night’s match between Chelsea FC Women and Women’s A-League All Stars capped an incredible two weeks of international football.

“The Sydney Super Cup has not only provided memorable football moments, it has also delivered a significant kick to the visitor economy with thousands of fans coming from across the nation and the world to experience the natural beauty and vibrant hospitality of one of the great sporting destinations on earth.

“As we work towards our goal of a $91 billion visitor economy, major events like the Sydney Super Cup are vital – they help create memorable experiences that inspire visitors to stay longer, return again and explore more of what our great state has to offer.”

ENDS
Media Contacts:

Richie Butterworth E: richie@bursty.com.au M: 0478 027 966
Michaela Berry E: michaela@bursty.com.au M: 0420 522 718

Sydney Super Cup
Sydney Super Cup brought Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea
FC to Sydney for a blockbuster fortnight of football. Chelsea faced Western Sydney
Wanderers at Accor Stadium on Tuesday 28 July, and Tottenham faced Sydney FC
at Allianz Stadium on Wednesday 29 July, before the week culminated in a headline
London derby between Chelsea and Tottenham at Accor Stadium on Saturday 1
August. Chelsea Women went head-to-head with the best of the A-League Women
when they faced the All Stars on Wednesday 12 August.

About TEG Sport
TEG Sport is a producer and promoter of live sporting events featuring the world's
biggest sporting teams and brands. TEG Sport is owned by Ticketek Entertainment
Group, a leading global live entertainment, ticketing, and technology business which
operates worldwide out of seven country offices. TEG also includes TEG Live, TEG
Experiences, TEG Dainty, TEG MJR, TEG Van Egmond, Laneway Festival,
Handsome Tours, TEG Rockefeller, After Pay Arena, Ticketek, Ticketek
Marketplace, Softix, TicketCharge, TicketWorld, Ticketek Singapore and Ovation.
Life is Better Live. Whether it's Sport, Concerts, Musicals, Theatre or Exhibitions,
nothing beats the live experience!

For more information visit www.tegsport.com.au

SYDNEY SUPER CUP LIGHTS UP HARBOUR CITY

12 Aug 2026

SYDNEY SUPER CUP LIGHTS UP HARBOUR CITY

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