Proudly supported by Destination NSW, the four-team tournament will be staged exclusively in Sydney, with the English Premier League giants taking on Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers FC, before facing off against each other in a blockbuster ‘London Derby’ in the Harbour City.

Three matches will be played across Accor Stadium and Allianz Stadium, attracting thousands of local supporters and international visitors. The highly anticipated London derby on 1 August will bring two of the world’s most supported football clubs to Sydney, with tens of thousands of fans set to witness Premier League stars go head-to-head in one of the most exciting sporting events on the Australian calendar in 2026.

The Sydney Super Cup continues to showcase Sydney as a global sporting destination, attracting international teams, visitors and football fans from across Australia and around the world. The event is expected to deliver a major boost for Sydney’s visitor economy, forecast to deliver more than $25 million into the NSW visitor economy.

TEG Sport Managing Director Rachael Carroll said: “the extraordinary ticket demand highlights the passion for world-class football in Australia.

“Football fans have made it clear they want to see the very best clubs and players in the world right here in Sydney. The Sydney Super Cup is delivering a once in a generation opportunity for fans to experience an iconic London derby featuring two Premier League clubs at one of Australia’s greatest stadiums. With just 3000 tickets remaining, we encourage fans not to miss their chance to be part of what will be an unforgettable night.”

Acting Minister for Jobs and Tourism Kate Washington said: “NSW has a proud track record of hosting major international sporting events that attract visitors, boost local businesses and showcase Sydney to a global audience. The Sydney Super Cup brings together some of the biggest names in world football, creating an exciting opportunity for fans while delivering significant benefits for our visitor economy. Events like this highlight the important role sport plays in driving tourism, supporting jobs and creating vibrant experiences across our city. We look forward to welcoming football supporters from across Australia and overseas to Sydney for what promises to be a spectacular week of world-class football.”

With limited tickets remaining, fans are urged to secure their seats now before the Sydney Super Cup London Derby reaches capacity.

Tickets available at www.sydneysupercup.com.au

Matches

Match 1: Chelsea F.C v Western Sydney Wanderers, 28 July, Accor Stadium, 7:45pm

Match 2: Tottenham Hotspur v Sydney FC, 29 July, Allianz Stadium, 7:45pm

Match 3: Chelsea FC v Tottenham Hotspur, 1 August, Accor Stadium, 7:45pm

Events

Open Training: Chelsea FC, 26 July, Allianz Stadium, 6:00pm

Open Training: Tottenham Hotspur, 31 July, Allianz Stadium, 6:00pm