Plan to avoid delays as inaugural Perth International Football Cup kicks off at HBF Park

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Plan to avoid delays as inaugural Perth International Football Cup kicks off at HBF Park

Perth drivers should prepare for extra foot traffic and congestion in the city on Wednesday night ahead of an inaugural sporting event.

Perth International Football Cup will take place for the first time at HBF Park with thrilling tournaments over three nights: August 28, August 29 and September 1.

It will bring together elite teams from the Women’s Super League and France’s Division 1 Féminine.

On Wednesday night, Manchester City Women’s F.C. will take on Leicester City Women’s F.C. — gates open at 5.15pm and kick-off is at 6.15pm.

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Road closures and detours will be in place around HBF Park from 7.30pm.

Spectators should consider taking public transport and plan ahead to avoid delays as extra foot traffic and congestion in the area is expected.

The following tournament on Thursday will see West Ham ******* Women’s F.C. play against Paris Saint-Germain Women’s F.C.

The major event will then finish up on Sunday with a huge double header.

Soccer events can expect to see Matildas players Alanna Kennedy, Mary Fowler (Manchester City) and Katrina Gorry (West Ham *******) in action.

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