Caltex Socceroos to face Saudi Arabia at Adelaide Oval

Football Federation Australia (FFA) today announced that the Caltex Socceroos will play their critical FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifier match against Saudi Arabia at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday 8 June 2017.

Tickets for the crucial clash go on pre-sale to the Football Family with a 10% discount this afternoon (4pm ACDT).

FFA Chief Executive Officer David Gallop said he was delighted that South Australians would have another chance to support the Caltex Socceroos on their road to Russia.

General public sales commence on Monday 5 December with tickets from just $35 for adults, $10 for children and $69 for families.

“I’m looking forward to being a part of another large crowd at Adelaide Oval. It is a magnificent theatre for sport and a fitting venue for this very important match,” he said.

“We saw the passion from the fans last season at the Hyundai A-League 2016 Grand Final and we saw it again when more than 35,000 people came along to see the Socceroos beat Tajikistan in March.”

Socceroos in Adeladie

Mr Gallop thanked the South Australian Government and the Adelaide Oval Stadium Management Authority for giving the Socceroos another opportunity to play in Adelaide.

“The partnership we have is good for football and good for South Australia,” he said. “But most importantly it gives South Australians the chance to come out and support their team. Home crowd support could be the difference.”

“We all acknowledge that by bringing the Caltex Socceroos to Adelaide there are benefits for all levels of the game from the grass roots up to the Hyundai A-League and Westfield W-League levels,” he said.

For Ryan McGowan, the announcement that the Caltex Socceroos are scheduled to play Saudi Arabia in his hometown was fantastic news.

“To represent Australia on home soil is a magical feeling and do it in the city that you grew up in is even better.

“There is nothing better than running out and playing in the Green and Gold in front of your family and friends in your hometown.

“We will be getting to the business end of the qualification campaign and to have a large vocal home support could be the difference in our bid to qualify for the FIFA World Cup.

“I’m sure that my fellow South Australians will be there in numbers to cheer us on,” concluded McGowan.

For full ticketing details visit www.socceroos.com.au/tickets

Ryan McGowan

Match Details

2018 FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifier

Caltex Socceroos v Saudi Arabia

Thursday 8 June 2017

Adelaide Oval, Adelaide

Kick-Off: TBC


General Public

Category A - $85 all tickets
Category B - $55 Adult, $40 Concession, $25 Child, $110 Family

Category C - $35 Adult, $20 Concession, $10 Child, $69 Family

Socceroos Active Area - $45 Adult, $30 Concession (NO CHILD OR FAMILY TICKETS)

General Public Restricted View
Category B Restricted View - $40 Adult, $25 Concession, $15 Child, $80 Family

Category C Restricted View - $20 Adult, $10 Concession, $5 Child, $40 Family

Saudi Arabia Supporters Area - $20 Adult, $10 Concession, $5 Child, $40 Family (PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN ACTIVE SUPPORT AREA)

10% Discount – Football Family

Category A - $76.50 all tickets

Category B - $49.50 Adult, $36 Concession, $22.50 Child, $99 Family

Category C - $31.50 Adult, $18 Concession, $9 Child, $62.10 Family

Saudi Arabia Supporters Area - $31.50 Adult, $18 Concession, $9 Child, $62.10 Family (PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN ACTIVE SUPPORT AREA)

10% Discount – Football Family Restricted View

Category B Restricted View - $36 Adult, $22.50 Concession, $13.50 Child, $72 Family

Category C Restricted View - $18 Adult, $9 Concession, $5 Child, $36 Family

Saudi Arabia Supporters Area - $18 Adult, $9 Concession, $5 Child, $36 Family (PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT AN ACTIVE SUPPORT AREA)

Socceroos Active Support

Socceroos Active Area - $45 Adult, $30 Concession (NO CHILD OR FAMILY TICKETS)

10% Discount – Football Family Socceroos Active Support

Socceroos Active Area- $40.50 Adult, $27.00 Concession (NO CHILD OR FAMILY TICKETS)

On Sale Dates

  • Football Family: 4pm (ACDT) Tuesday 29 November
  • General Public : 2pm (ACDT) Monday 5 December