Westfield FFA Cup Details Confirmed
Words: Staff Writers
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Football Federation Australia has confirmed the dates, venues and kick-off times for the Westfield FFA Cup 2015 Round of 16.
PlayStation® 4 NPL Queensland club Palm Beach SC will attempt to make it consecutive Quarter Finals appearances when they host Western Sydney Wanderers at Cbus Super Stadium on Tuesday, 1 September.
The match, to kick-off at 7.30pm, will be streamed online at www.foxsports.com.au/football/ffa-cup/ffacupondemand and Apple TV via FOX SPORTS Now.
FOX SPORTS will also provide updates and crosses to the Gold Coast during their live broadcast of Rockdale City Suns v Melbourne Victory.
The opening night of the Westfield FFA Cup Round of 16 will be held on Wednesday, 26 August and see FOX SPORTS broadcast the all-Hyundai A-League encounter between reigning Cup holders Adelaide United and Sydney FC from Coopers Stadium.
In the other matches scheduled for 26 August, Melbourne City FC will take on Wellington Phoenix at AAMI Park, PlayStation 4 National Premier Leagues Victoria outfit Heidelberg United will host Sydney United 58 FC at Olympic Village, and last year’s Westfield FFA Cup finalists Perth Glory face Brisbane Premier League club Lions FC at Perry Park in Queensland.
While Sharks aim to take down the reigning AFC Champions League winners, other night two matches will feature MetroStars against Oakleigh Cannons at Elite Systems Football Centre in Adelaide’s north, and Hume City hosting a second consecutive Cup game at ABD Stadium as they meet Sydney Olympic.
Ticketing information for Round of 16 matches will be released soon. Visit http://www.theffacup.com.au/tickets for details.
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