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Video. Vancouver turns green and gold after Australia’s World Cup win

By staffJune 14, 20261 Min Read
Video. Vancouver turns green and gold after Australia’s World Cup win
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Australian football fans took over parts of downtown Vancouver on Saturday night after the Socceroos opened their 2026 World Cup campaign with a 2-0 victory over Turkey.

Supporters gathered along Granville Street, waving flags, wearing team scarves and celebrating outside bars near BC Place Stadium. Several venues reached capacity as fans continued chanting and filling the streets after the final whistle.

Inflatable kangaroos bounced above the crowd while supporters expressed optimism about Australia’s chances in the tournament.

Fans described the result as the perfect start to the World Cup and said they hoped this year’s team could achieve something special after years of steady progress on the international stage.

Australia secured the win despite spending much of the match under pressure. Turkey dominated possession and registered far more shots, but failed to find the net as the Socceroos claimed three valuable points in their opening group match.

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