Australian Cap Number: 175
Debut: 12-May-2011 v New Zealand (in Gosford) International Friendly (W3-0) age 16
Caps (Goals): 146 (40)
Major Tournaments: 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup (Germany), 2014 AFC Women's Asian Cup (Vietnam), 2015 FIFA Women'sWorld Cup (Canada), 2016 Olympic Games (Rio de Janeiro), 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup (France), 2020 Olympic Games (Tokyo), 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup (India), 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup (Australia & New Zealand), 2024 Olympic Games (Paris) & AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ (Australia).
Current Club: Arsenal FC
Previous Clubs: Sydney FC, Sky Blue FC, Vegalta Sendai, Portland Thorns
Junior Club/Member Federation: Warilla Wanderers FC / Football NSW
Foord comes into the tournament as one of Australia's most experienced players, having represented her country at 10 major tournaments since making her debut in 2011.
The forward burst onto the scene at the 2011 edition of the FIFA Women's World Cup, picking up the Best Young Player of the Tournament award. Since making her AFC Women's Asian Cup debut in the 2014 edition of the tournament, Foord will be looking to feature in her third edition, however, this time on home soil.
Foord is known for being a threat with the ball at her feet and is most dangerous when run at defenders in the box, looking to whip in a dangerous cross.
The forward's last visit to the venue for Australia's opening game, Perth Stadium, saw her score a hat-trick against the Philippines, the team's opponents for the opening game.
