Continuing our long-standing partnership with the Western Sydney Wanderers

Reflecting over a decade-long commitment to supporting football and community initiatives in the Western Sydney region, we have announced the extension of our partnership with Western Sydney Wanderers FC until the end of the 2025/26 season.

Western Sydney Wanderers CEO Scott Hudson, our Group Director Customer, Community and Destinations, Lillian Fadel, and WSW players Brandon Borrello, Gabriel Cleur and Tom Beadling

Our Group Director Customer, Community and Destinations, Lillian Fadel said: “We’re thrilled to be extending our long-term partnership with the Western Sydney Wanderers for a further two years.

“Our business has a deep connection to Western Sydney. As a foundation partner, we’ve been supporting the Wanderers for 12 years now and it is one of the ways we continue to foster strong engagement with our local communities.

“We’re looking forward to cheering the Wanderers alongside our customers.”

Elena Petroska, Head of Marketing, Destinations and Retailer Partnerships, said “Spanning across our five Western Sydney destinations – Westfield Burwood, Westfield Liverpool, Westfield Mount Druitt, Westfield Parramatta, and Westfield Penrith, the renewed partnership agreement will allow us to collaborate with the Wanderers to create exclusive experiences, plus provide access to tickets and money can’t buy opportunities for our customers.

“We know our customers are passionate about the Western Sydney Wanderers and are excited to continue our support and commitment for the team alongside our community.”

Since its inception, the partnership between the Wanderers and Westfield has been instrumental in fostering fan engagement, enhancing match day experiences and promoting active lifestyles through in-centre clinics across the region.

Western Sydney Wanderers CEO Scott Hudson thanked Westfield for their continued support. “Westfield has been with us since day one and their support has been pivotal to our success both on and off the field,” said Hudson.

“Together, the two organizations have delivered countless initiatives that bring football closer to the heart of Western Sydney.

“Both the Wanderers and Westfield play a key part in the daily lives of people across Western Sydney and we’re excited to continue building on what we have achieved together for the years to come.”