Perth traffic: Socceroos v Japan FIFA qualifier at Optus Stadium expected to cause heavy traffic

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Perth traffic: Socceroos v Japan FIFA qualifier at Optus Stadium expected to cause heavy traffic

The battle to secure a place in the 2026 FIFA World Cup takes place tonight at Optus Stadium and Main Roads WA is encouraging the public to stay safe – whether driving, ride sharing or taking public transport.

Main Roads advised the public to be aware of increased foot traffic and frequently stopping vehicles in the Burswood sporting precinct and surrounds before and after the big clash.

Punters were also encourages to take up the offer of free public transport included in the ticket price as tow away zones would be in place.

Transperth advises the public that direct trains and the Suburban Event Bus Network would not operate before the match but would come into operation 45 minutes after the end of the game.

The ride share drop off spot is Sailani Avenue, East Perth, encouraging the use of the Matagarup Bridge.

The do or die clash between Australia and Japan will take the winner a step closer to the 2026 FIFA World Cup – a competition to be held across three venues for the first time, the United States, Canada and Mexico next year.

Gates to Optus Stadium open at 5:15pm with kick off at 7pm.

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