Women's World Cup at Felons' Barrel Hall

Overview

Thirty-two teams. 64 matches. One huge month of football. That's the Women's World Cup equation for 2023, with the soccer frenzy taking over Australia and New Zealand — because both countries are hosting, and because everyone Down Under sure does love getting behind a huge sporting event.

Suncorp Stadium — or Brisbane Stadium as the Milton venue has been renamed for the occasion — is home to a few games, but tickets are unsurprisingly proving popular. So, you might want to watch the Matildas and every other national squad that's made the cut at your local watering hole. Or, if you head to Howard Smith Wharves until Sunday, August 20, you can do so in a waterside brewery's barrel hall.

For the latter, Felons is your go-to — and it's showing every single game live on the big screen. Even better, the beer-loving spot is plastering its Women's World Cup coverage across its rivergarden.

Sitting under the Story Bridge, drinking brews, eating snacks, getting warm by the sun or the heaters, watching Sam Kerr and company do their best: now that's something to say cheers to.