Australia vs Uzbekistan head-to-head record

Australia wins: 3
Draws: 2
Uzbekistan wins: 0

5 meetings, 2008 to 2024Goals: Australia 10, Uzbekistan 1

Australia and Uzbekistan have met 5 times since 2008. Australia have won 3, Uzbekistan 0, and 2 matches ended level. They last met on 23 January 2024, when the match ended 1–1 at the AFC Asian Cup.

The 5 meetings have produced 11 goals, 2.20 per game. The biggest win is Australia’s 6–0 at the AFC Asian Cup in 2011. Australia are unbeaten in the last five meetings (3 wins, 2 draws).

Who has won more, Australia or Uzbekistan?

All matches5 matches

3 Australia2 drawsUzbekistan 0

Competitive5 matches

3 Australia2 drawsUzbekistan 0

Key numbers

Goals: Australia 10, Uzbekistan 12.20 per game
First meeting: Uzbekistan 0–1 AustraliaWorld Cup qualifying, 10 Sept 2008
Most recent: Australia 1–1 UzbekistanAFC Asian Cup, 23 Jan 2024
Australia’s biggest win: Uzbekistan 0–6 AustraliaAFC Asian Cup, 25 Jan 2011
Most goals in a meeting: Uzbekistan 0–6 AustraliaAFC Asian Cup, 25 Jan 2011
Current run: Australia unbeaten in 5
TFN Elo rating now: Australia 1884 (23rd), Uzbekistan 1738 (50th)How the rating works

Last five meetings

23 Jan 2024
Australia1Uzbekistan1
AFC Asian Cup
Al Wakrah, Qatar (neutral)
21 Jan 2019
Australia0Uzbekistan0
AFC Asian Cup, Australia won on penalties
Al Ain, United Arab Emirates (neutral)
25 Jan 2011
Uzbekistan0Australia6
AFC Asian Cup
Doha, Qatar (neutral)
1 Apr 2009
Australia2Uzbekistan0
World Cup qualifying
Sydney, Australia
10 Sept 2008
Uzbekistan0Australia1
World Cup qualifying
Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Every meeting on one timeline

Australia wins

Draws

Uzbekistan wins

Larger dots mark bigger winning margins. Hover a dot for the result.

Home, away and neutral

In Australia's home games

1 match

100

AustraliaDrawsUzbekistan

In Uzbekistan's home games

1 match

100

AustraliaDrawsUzbekistan

At neutral venues

3 matches

120

AustraliaDrawsUzbekistan

Record by competition

Record by competition
Competition	Played	Australia	Draws	Uzbekistan	Goals
AFC Asian Cup	3	1	2	0	7–1
World Cup qualifying	2	2	0	0	3–0

Meetings by decade

Australia wins Draws Uzbekistan wins

Meetings by decade
Decade	Played	Australia	Draws	Goals
2000s	2	2	0	3
2010s	2	1	1	6
2020s	1	0	1	2

Longest runs

Longest runs
Longest run of	Australia	Uzbekistan
Wins in a row	32008 to 2011	None
Unbeaten meetings	52008 to 2024	22019 to 2024

The longest run of draws is 2, from 21 January 2019 to 23 January 2024.

Top scorers in Australia vs Uzbekistan

1Harry KewellAustralia2(1 penalty)

Scorer records exist for 4 of the 5 meetings, mostly competitive matches. Own goals are not credited to a player.

Penalty shootouts

Australia 0–0 UzbekistanAFC Asian Cup, 21 Jan 2019Australia won on penalties

Questions answered

How many times have Australia and Uzbekistan played each other?

5 times, starting on 10 September 2008. 5 of those meetings were competitive and 0 were friendlies.

Who has won more matches between Australia and Uzbekistan?

Australia, with 3 wins to 0. 2 matches ended level.

What is the biggest win in Australia vs Uzbekistan?

Australia’s 6–0 win at the AFC Asian Cup on 25 January 2011 in Doha.

When did Australia and Uzbekistan last play?

On 23 January 2024 in Al Wakrah, when the match ended 1–1 at the AFC Asian Cup.

Have Australia and Uzbekistan met in a penalty shootout?

Yes, once. Most recently at the AFC Asian Cup on 21 January 2019, when Australia won the shootout after a 0–0 draw.

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Every Australia vs Uzbekistan result

Every Australia vs Uzbekistan result
Date	Home	Score	Away	Competition	Venue
23 Jan 2024	Australia	1–1	Uzbekistan	AFC Asian Cup	Al Wakrah, Qatar (neutral)
21 Jan 2019	Australia	0–0Australia on pens	Uzbekistan	AFC Asian Cup	Al Ain, United Arab Emirates (neutral)
25 Jan 2011	Uzbekistan	0–6	Australia	AFC Asian Cup	Doha, Qatar (neutral)
1 Apr 2009	Australia	2–0	Uzbekistan	World Cup qualifying	Sydney, Australia
10 Sept 2008	Uzbekistan	0–1	Australia	World Cup qualifying	Tashkent, Uzbekistan