CommBank Stadium will host an exciting match-up between English Premier League club Everton and the Western Sydney Wanderers in the newly created Sydney Super Cup.
Football rivalry will be on full display as the pride of Western Sydney take on one of English football’s oldest and longest serving top flight clubs at Wanderland on Wednesday 23 November.
Everton are coming off a penalty shoot victory over Scottish champions Celtic FC, while the Wanderers head into the FIFA World Cup break in strong form, currently occupying second spot on the Isuzu UTE A-League Men’s Ladder.
It will be the first time the Wanderers have played an international match at their home ground since taking Leeds United down to the wire in the opening football event at Commbank Stadium in July 2019.
The game will pit Wanderers Head Coach Marko Rudan against legendary EPL manager Frank Lampard who will be taking charge of his first full season as the boss of the Blues.
Sydney Super Cup Tickets are on sale through Ticketek.
Visit the Sydney Super Cup Site for more information
Top Tips for a great CommBank Stadium Sydney Super Cup Experience
- Skip the queue – book your tickets online and download them before you arrive for smooth entry.
- Rail is the best way to get to CommBank Stadium and it is included in your ticket – simply present your event ticket to transport staff when boarding trains, metro or light rail.
- Plan to get to Parramtta early using the Transport for NSW Trip Planner; arrive at CommBank Stadium earlier to enjoy the pre-game atmosphere, including team warm-up from 7pm. The walk to CommBank Stadium is around ten minutes from Parramatta station.
- Allow time to complete the Stadium entry process. To ensure a smooth entry, please leave large bags at home. Click here for our Conditions of Entry.
- Remember, CommBank Stadium operates as a cashless venue.
Key Timings
| 6:10 pm | Early Gates Open (Gate E & F) |
| 6:30 pm | Gates Open |
| 7:00 pm | Team Warm ups Commence |
| 7:45 pm | Kick Off: Sydney Super Cup – Everton FC v Western Sydney Wanderers |
