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Australia U17 form, results and statistics

Based on 7 matches in our results archive, last updated 22 Oct 2026.

Australia U17 at a glance

7matches
3–0–4won–drawn–lost
2.00goals scored / game
2.00goals conceded / game
29%both teams scored
71%over 2.5 goals
29%clean sheets

Last 7 (newest first): LWLLWLW

Form and goals analysis

Australia U17 have played 7 matches in our results archive between 6 May 2026 and 11 Jul 2026, most of them in the AFC U17 Asian Cup (World). They won 3, drew 0 and lost 4, scoring 14 goals and conceding 14 — 2.00 scored and 2.00 conceded per game.

At home they won 2 of 2 (100%) and averaged 4.00 goals a game; on the road it was 1 wins from 5 (20%) with 1.20 goals a game. That is a clear home-and-away split, and worth remembering before reading too much into an away fixture.

Both teams scored in 2 of their 7 matches (29%), and 5 (71%) finished with three or more goals. They kept 2 clean sheets (29%) and failed to score in 3 (43%). Their games tend to be open, with goals at both ends.

Over their most recent 7 matches the record is 3 won, 0 drawn and 4 lost, with 14 goals for and 14 against (1.29 points per game). That is in line with their longer-run average of 1.29 points per game.

Home and away

PWDLGFGAWin %
Home220082100%
Away510461220%
All7304141443%

Latest results

DateCompetitionMatch
11 Jul 2026FriendliesTanzania U17 5–3 Australia U17L
8 Jul 2026FriendliesAustralia U17 4–2 Nigeria U17W
5 Jul 2026FriendliesChina PR U17 3–0 Australia U17L
19 May 2026AFC U17 Asian CupChina PR U17 2–0 Australia U17L
16 May 2026AFC U17 Asian CupVietnam U17 0–3 Australia U17W
13 May 2026AFC U17 Asian CupUzbekistan U17 2–0 Australia U17L
6 May 2026AFC U17 Asian CupAustralia U17 4–0 India U17W

How these numbers are calculated

Every figure on this page comes from final scores (90 minutes, extra time excluded) stored in the PunterPick results archive, which covers every competition our data provider reports. Percentages are simple counts over the matches listed; nothing is estimated or filled in. The attack and defence ratings come from our own team-strength model, explained on the methodology page.