Sydney Spectaculars has received confirmation that the 13 landmarks that were illuminated last night in green & gold in support of the Matildas in their FIFA Women’s World Cup – Australia & New Zealand 2023 Round Of 16 match-up against Denmark, including the Sydney Opera House, will be lit up again every extra night that the Matildas play in the tournament from now on.
This means Sydney will next light up at 6pm on Saturday the 12th of August 2023 as the Matildas next play either France or Morocco in the Quarter-Final that day at 5pm AEST at Lang Park, Brisbane. Their opponent will be decided in a Round of 16 match-up tonight at Hindmarsh Stadium, Adelaide from 8:30pm local time.
Again, as these illuminations are for 1 team & not all the teams/the whole event, the FIFA Women’s World Cup – Australia & New Zealand 2023 will not be redesignated as an ‘extraordinary’ Sydney Spectacular.
The landmarks to be illuminated are:
- Sydney Opera House (western sails only)
- Luna Park including the Ferris Wheel
- Central Station Concourse
- Central Station Clock Tower (gold only)
- International Towers
- The State Library of New South Wales (NSW),
- The Art Gallery of NSW,
- The Calyx in the Royal Botanic Gardens,
- International Convention Centre,
- Novotel Sydney Central,
- Hyde Hacienda,
- The Argyle &
- Western Sydney Stadium.
The Final of the FIFA Women’s World Cup – Australia & New Zealand 2023 will be held at Stadium Australia, Sydney on Sunday the 20th of August 2023 at 8pm AEST.
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