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Australia vs Lebanon Live Stream of World Cup 2026 Qualifier Match on March 21st, 2024, at 09:10 at Western Sydney Stadium (Parramatta).
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Where to Watch Australia vs Lebanon online:
Australia and Lebanon will face off in World Cup 2026 Qualifier on March 21st, 2024 at 09:10 The match will be played at the Western Sydney Stadium (Parramatta).
There are a few ways to watch Australia vs Lebanon online. Here are the most popular options:
- YouTube: This streaming service offers live and on-demand coverage of World Cup 2026 Qualifier matches.
- International fans can watch the match via the Football Australia YouTube Channel HERE.
DAZN is streaming Australia vs Lebanon in the World Cup 2026 Qualifier match live for account holders. Those without an account already can take advantage of their 30-day free trial* by signing up through the above link relevant to your region.
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If you live in the UK, you can watch Australia vs Lebanon on free-to-air TV via Network 10.
In America, watch Australia vs Lebanon on YouTube.
List Of TV Channels To Watch World Cup 2026 Qualifier
The Australia vs Lebanon will also be broadcast live on TV in different countries. Here are the channels that will broadcast the match live in different countries:
- United States: free-to-air TV via Network 10
- United Kingdom: 10Play or Paramount+
- Live Score – Flashscore
Australia vs Lebanon Match Preview
The Socceroos are set to take on the Cedars of Lebanon on Thursday, March 21st, 2024, in a crucial World Cup qualifier match. This fixture will be played at Parramatta’s Commbank Stadium in Sydney, marking the first time the Australian team returns home in four months.
Australia currently leads Group I with a perfect record. They’ve secured convincing victories in their opening two matches, defeating Kuwait 4-0 and Bangladesh 7-0. They’ve displayed a potent attack, scoring a combined eight goals while keeping a clean sheet in both games.
Lebanon sits in second place in the group, having garnered two draws from their opening matches – a scoreless stalemate against Palestine and a 1-1 draw with Bangladesh. While they haven’t conceded a significant number of goals, their offensive output has been limited to just one goal across these qualifiers.
This match holds significant weight for both teams. Australia is heavily favored to win and solidify their lead at the top of the group. A victory would put them in a strong position to progress to the next round of qualifying. For Lebanon, securing points away from home would be a significant accomplishment and keep them in contention for a second-place finish.
Historically, Australia holds the upper hand. They’ve won both of their previous meetings against Lebanon, recording comfortable 3-0 victories in friendly matches played in 2012 and 2018.
Looking at the current form, Australia appears in excellent shape. Their attacking line, spearheaded by the likes of Adam Taggart and Martin Boyle, has been firing on all cylinders. The midfield, marshaled by experienced campaigners Aaron Mooy and Jackson Irvine, provides a strong creative base. The defensive unit, marshaled by the ever-reliable Trent Sainsbury and Miloš Degenek, has been equally impressive, keeping clean sheets in their last ten home World Cup qualifiers.
Lebanon will be hoping to cause an upset. Their squad boasts some talented players, with midfielder Hilal El-Helwe and striker Mohamad Kdouh being key figures to watch.
However, Lebanon enters the match with a cloud hanging over them. They’ve endured a winless run in 2024, suffering defeats in three out of their last four matches. Their struggles in front of goal and a leaky defense could be exploited by the Socceroos.
There’s an added layer of intrigue to this match, with Socceroos newcomer Abbas Saad facing his nation of birth, Lebanon. Saad, who recently received his Australian citizenship, expressed his excitement about the prospect of playing against his former teammates and the strong Lebanese support expected at the stadium.
The Socceroos will be looking to leverage their home advantage and strong form to secure a comfortable victory. A win for Australia would be a significant step towards securing their place in the next round of World Cup qualifiers. Lebanon, on the other hand, will be aiming to defy the odds and snatch an unlikely point or even a victory to keep their qualification hopes alive.
Australia vs Lebanon Match Detail
League: World Cup 2026 Qualifier
MATCH: Australia vs. Lebanon
DATE: March 21st, 2024
VENUE: Western Sydney Stadium (Parramatta).
TIME: 09:10
Australia vs Lebanon starting lineup
Australia’s starting lineup:
Ryan; Atkinson, Souttar, Rowles, Bos; Metcalfe, Baccus, Irvine; McGree, Duke, Goodwin
Lebanon’s possible starting lineup:
Matar; Khamis, Michel, El Hindi; Nassar, Srour, Jradi, Tneich, Zein; Maatouk, Bugiel
