Paraguay v Australia
Group D
Thursday, 25 June | San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
Kick-off time
19:00 (San Francisco Bay Area) | 23:00 (Asuncion) | 12:00 (Canberra) 26 June
The match
Paraguay will face Australia for the first time at FIFA World Cup™ level as Group D comes to a close with this clash at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium. Paraguay are competing at their first finals since 2010, while the Socceroos are featuring at a sixth straight edition.
The winners of Group D will progress to a San Francisco Bay Area date with one of the third-place finishers from either Group B, E, F, I or J. The runners-up are set to face the Group G runners-up in Dallas. Should the third-placed team in Group D qualify as one of the eight best, they will meet either the Group E, Group I or Group K winners in Boston, New York New Jersey or Kansas City, respectively.
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San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
Located in the city of Santa Clara, San Francisco Bay Area Stadium is one of the newer venues that will be featured at the global showpiece and will host six World Cup matches, including five group fixtures and one knockout game.
Home to the NFL's San Francisco 49ers since its opening in 2014, the stadium hosted Super Bowl 60 in February, where Bad Bunny headlined the half-time show with support from Lady Gaga and Ricky Martin.
The venue staged the first match of the Copa America Centenario in June 2016 as Colombia defeated USA, and has also hosted Wrestlemania and the 2015 NHL clash between the LA Kings and San Jose Sharks.