Socceroos fixtures guide: Everything you need to know to cheer on Australia in Qatar
The Socceroos' World Cup campaign will kick off early Wednesday morning when Graham Arnold's side faces reigning champions France in their first group match.
Contests against Tunisia and Denmark will follow, with all the Socceroos' group matches to be played at the 40,000-seat Al Janoub Stadium in Al Wakrah.
If Australia finishes in the top two teams in Group D, its fixture ensures the side will have at least a two-day break heading into the knockout stages, which commence on December 3.
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Mathew Leckie, Aaron Mooy and Aziz Behich pose during Australia's official World Cup team photo. Getty
When do the Socceroos play?
France [4] vs Australia [38] - Wednesday November 23, 6:00am (AEDT), Al Janoub Stadium
Tunisia [30] vs Australia [38] - Saturday November 26, 9:00pm (AEDT), Al Janoub Stadium
Australia [38] vs Denmark [10] - Thursday December 1, 2:00am (AEDT), Al Janoub Stadium
How to watch the World Cup in Australia?
Every match of the World Cup will be available on SBS and SBS On Demand.
Under the new extended trading hours policy for premises, select establishments will also be allowed to open in the early hours of the morning for eager football fans to watch.
Wide World of Sports will be extensively live blogging the tournament each day.
The Australian Socceroos World Cup squad ahead of the World Cup. Robert Cianflone via Getty Images