The Australia national football team Socceroos will utilize the Oakland Roots/Soul training facility as their base camp and training site for the FIFA World Cup 2026. The team, led by coach Tony Popovic, is scheduled to commence their campaign on June 13 against the UEFA Path C winner in Vancouver. The Socceroos will then face the United States Men's National Team in Seattle on June 19, followed by a match against Paraguay on June 25 at Levi's Stadium. Australia has qualified for its seventh World Cup, including each of the last six tournaments. The team's fans are eagerly anticipating the tournament, with President of Oakland Roots and Soul SC Lindsay Barenz stating that they are proud to host such a premier team. Board of Football Australia Chief Executive Heather Garriock expressed delight at calling Oakland, Alameda, the San Francisco Bay Area, and California home during the FIFA World Cup 2026. The Socceroos are looking forward to forging close ties with the local community, both on and off the field. With their experienced coach and talented players, the team is ready to take on the challenges of the World Cup. The Oakland Roots/Soul training facility will provide the team with a top-notch training site, allowing them to prepare for their matches. The facility's selection as the team's base camp is a result of the quality of the site and the warm welcome extended by the local community. As the tournament approaches, the Socceroos are focused on their goal of making a strong impression in the FIFA World Cup 2026. And with their training facility in place, they are one step closer to achieving their objective. But the team knows that the road to success will not be easy, and they must be prepared to face tough competition from their opponents. So the Socceroos will continue to train hard and work together as a team to achieve their goal of making a lasting impact in the FIFA World Cup 2026.