Put simply here is the list of all the matches attended thus far – for more detail follow the links to each event, or the links below the list to attendances by venue or competition

2020

  1. Sun 5th January – A-League – Week 13 – Melbourne Victory vs Newcastle Jets
  2. Thur 9th January – Women’s NCL – Victoria vs Western Australia
  3. Thur 16th January – BBL – Sydney Sixers vs Hobart Hurricanes
  4. Mon 20th January – BBL – Sydney Sixers vs Melbourne Stars
  5. Thur 23rd January – W-League – Week 11 – Newcastle Jets vs Perth Glory
  6. Sun 26th January – BBL – Sydney Thunder vs Perth Scorchers
  7. Tues 28th January – Women’s T20WC Warm Up – Governor General’s XI v India
  8. Fri 31st January – A-League – Week 17- Sydney FC vs Brisbane Roar
  9. Sat 1st February – A-League – Week 17 – Newcastle Jets vs Western United FC
  10. Sat 8th February – Super Rugby – Round 2 – NSW Waratahs vs Blues
  11. Sun 9th February – A-League – Week 18 – Newcastle Jets vs Central Coast Mariners
  12. Mon 10th February – Women’s Olympic Qualifier (Football) – Australia vs Thailand
  13. Fri 14th – Mon 17th February – Sheffield Shield – NSW vs Victoria
  14. Sat 22nd February – A-League – Week 20 – Newcastle Jets vs Melbourne Victory
  15. Mon 24th – Thur 27th February – Sheffield Shield – NSW vs South Australia
  16. Sat 29th February – A-League – Week 21 – Newcastle Jets vs Perth Glory
  17. Wed 4th March – Asian Champ League – Day 3 – Sydney FC vs Jeonbuk Hyundai
  18. Thur 5th March – Women’s T20 World Cup – Semi Final – Australia vs South Africa
  19. Fri 6th March – Women’s Olympic Qualifier – Australia vs Vietnam
  20. Thur 12th March – NRL – Round 1 – Parramatta Eels vs Canterbury Bulldogs
  21. Fri 13th March – NRL – Round 1 – Canberra Raiders vs Gold Coast Titans

*(Note – The project didn’t start till after event 7 so there will only be links from event 8 onwards where applicable)

Planned Events

The Below Events are/were what we had intended to get to prior to the government announcement that non-essential gatherings of 500 or more should not proceed and subsequent decisions by sporting bodies to either suspend their competitions or play behind closed doors. As such for the interim this list will remain as is until we know the updated scenarios for matches moving forwards.

Wednesday 18th March
A-League – Week 21 – Sydney FC vs Wellington Phoenix – Jubilee Oval, Carlton, Sydney

Friday 20th March
Super Rugby – Round 8 – Melbourne Rebels vs Sunwolves – AAMI Park, Melbourne

Saturday 21st March
AFL – Round 1 – Essendon Bombers vs Fremantle Dockers – Marvel Stadium, Docklands, Melbourne

Sunday 22nd March
AFL – Round 1 – West Coast Eagles vs Melbourne Demons – Optus Stadium, Burswood, Perth

Thursday 26th March
World Cup Football Qualifier – Australia vs Kuwait – HBF Park, Perth

Saturday 28th March
A-League – Week 25 – Central Coast Mariners vs Newcastle Jets – Central Coast Stadium, Gosford

Friday 3rd April
NRL – Round 4 – Newcastle Knights vs North Qld Cowboys – McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

Sunday 5th April
A-League – Week 26 – Newcastle Jets vs Melbourne City – McDonald Jones Stadium

Thursday 9th April
NRL – Round 5 – Manly Sea Eagles vs Newcastle Knights – Brookvale Oval, Brookvale, Sydney

Thursday 16th April
A-League – Week 28 – Sydney FC vs Newcastle Jets – NetStrata Jubilee Stadium, Carlton, Sydney

Saturday 18th April
NRL – Round 5 – Canberra Raiders vs Newcastle Knights – McDonalds Park, Wagga Wagga

Thursday 23rd April
NRL – Round 6 – Cronulla Sharks vs Manly Sea Eagles – NetStrata Jubilee Oval, Carlton, Sydneey

Friday 24th April
A-League – Week 29 – Newcastle Jets vs Western United – McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle

Tuesday 29th April
Asian Champions League – Match Day 1 – Sydney FC vs Shanghai SIPG – NetStrata Jubilee Oval, Carlton, Sydney