The Matildas have officially qualified for the 2024 Olympics after smashing Uzbekistan 10-0 in Melbourne on Wednesday night.

The 13-0 aggregate result means Australia will be in action in Paris as they push for gold.

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Have the Matildas qualified for the Olympics? Tournament structure explained

Qualifying for the 2024 Olympic Games took place over three rounds.

As one of the five highest-ranked teams in the Asian Football Confederation, Australia bypassed the first round entirely.

The Matildas joined the action in the second round of qualifying, with twelve nations split into three groups.

The three group winners, Australia, Japan, North Korea, and best-ranked runner-up Uzbekistan progressed to the third and final round.

In this round, the four teams were split into pairs, and faced off over two legs.

The two winning nations — decided by aggregate scores — earned a ticket to Paris.

The Matildas progressed in emphatic fashion, while Japan edged past North Korea 2-1 on aggregate.

Matildas 2024 fixture schedule, scores, results

Matildas 18-player squad for Paris Olympics

Each squad participating in the football tournament at the Olympics is allowed to name an 18-player squad, with four additional players to be selected on a ‘stand by’ basis in case any of the 18 players is unable to play in the tournament.

Note all caps and goals are correct as of 4th June 2024.

*Denotes reserve player