The Olyroos and Matildas are both embarking on a journey for gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics in Japan through July-August.
While Australia will be restricted to under-23 players and three overage squad members in the men's competition, the Matildas will be able to compete for glory with no age restrictions.
Sporting News explains how you can watch our male and female football stars compete for one of the greatest individual honours.
How to watch the Olyroos and Matildas at the Tokyo Olympic Games?
The Seven Network is the exclusive Australian broadcast rights holder of every event at the Olympic Games, with all of the Olyroos and Matildas games shown on their variety of platforms.
You can watch the matches across a variety of Seven digital TV channels, including 7, 7TWO, and 7mate.
Seven's channels are also accessible via the 7Plus website or app, which can be downloaded from the Apple Store and Google Play Store for use across a variety of devices.
The 7Plus app can be Chromecast from devices to televisions, while is also accessible on a variety of Smart TV's and video game consoles.
Brenton Speed has been signed by Seven to commentate football matches at the Games, while Mel McLaughlin, who was Fox Sports' round-ball host in the past, will lead the network's coverage of all events.
Olyroos group match details and broadcast schedule
| Date | Time (AEST) | Match | Stadium | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thu July 22 | 8.30pm | Argentina vs Australia | Sapporo Dome | Channel Seven |
| Sun July 25 | 8.30pm | Australia vs Spain | Sapporo Dome | Channel Seven |
| Wed July 28 | 9.00pm | Australia vs Egypt | Miyagi Stadium | Channel Seven |
Matildas group match details and broadcast schedule
| Date | Time (AEST) | Match | Stadium | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed July 21 | 9.30pm | Australia vs New Zealand | Ajinomoto Stadium | Channel Seven |
| Sat July 24 | 6.30pm | Sweden vs Australia | Saitama Stadium | Channel Seven |
| Tues July 27 | 6.00pm | USA v Australia | Kashima Stadium | Channel Seven |
Olyroos full squad for the Tokyo Games
| Player | Club | Position | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daniel Arzani | Manchester City | Forward | 22 |
| Nathaniel Atkinson | Melbourne City | Defender | 22 |
| Keanu Baccus | Western Sydney Wanderers | Midfielder | 23 |
| Nicholas D'Agostino | Free Agent | Forward | 23 |
| Thomas Deng | Urawa Red Diamonds | Defender | 24 |
| Mitchell Duke (overage player) | Western Sydney Wanderers | Forward | 30 |
| Denis Genreau | Macarthur United | Midfielder | 22 |
| Thomas Glover | Melbourne City | Goalkeeper | 23 |
| Joel King | Sydney FC | Defender | 20 |
| Ashley Maynard-Brewer | Charlton Athletic | Goalkeeper | 22 |
| Riley McGree | Birmingham City | Midfielder | 22 |
| Connor Metcalfe | Melbourne City | Midfielder | 21 |
| Dylan Pierias | Western United | Midfielder | 21 |
| Reno Piscopo | Wellington Phoenix | Forward | 23 |
| Kye Rowles | Central Coast Mariners | Defender | 23 |
| Harry Souttar | Stoke City | Defender | 22 |
| Jay Rich-Baghuelou | Crystal Palace | Defender | 21 |
| Caleb Watts | Southampton | Midfielder | 19 |
| Cameron Devlin | Newcastle Jets | Midfielder | 23 |
| Jordan Holmes | Ebbsfleet | Goalkeeper | 24 |
| Lachlan Wales | Western United | Forward | 23 |
| Marco Tilio | Melbourne City | Forward | 19 |
Ruon Tongyik and Ramy Najjarine were late and unexplained withdrawals from the initial squad with Jay Rich-Baghuelou and Marco Tilio late additions.
Matildas full squad for the Tokyo Games
| Player | Club | Position | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lydia Williams | Arsenal | Goalkeeper | 33 |
| Teagan Micah | IL Sandviken | Goalkeeper | 23 |
| Alanna Kennedy | Free Agent | Defender | 26 |
| Steph Catley | Arsenal | Defender | 27 |
| Clare Polkinghorne | Vittsjö GIK | Defender | 32 |
| Aivi Luik | Sevilla | Defender | 36 |
| Ellie Carpenter | Olympique Lyon | Defender | 21 |
| Emily van Egmond | West Ham | Midfielder | 27 |
| Tameka Yallop | West Ham | Midfielder | 30 |
| Elise Kellond-Knight | Hammarby | Midfielder | 30 |
| Chloe Logarzo | Kansas City | Midfielder | 26 |
| Kyra Cooney-Cross | Melbourne Victory | Midfielder | 19 |
| Sam Kerr | Chelsea | Forward | 27 |
| Hayley Raso | Everton | Forward | 26 |
| Caitlin Foord | Arsenal | Forward | 26 |
| Emily Gielnik | Brisbane Roar | Forward | 29 |
| Kyah Simon | PSV | Forward | 30 |
| Mary Fowler | Montepeller | Forward | 18 |