Juventus’s second Summer Tour fixture against Inter was played at Optus Stadium in Perth on Saturday, August 8, 2026. Scheduled for 13:00 local time, the club friendly ended 2-1 to Inter. ESPN’s results listing records the final score and classifies the match as a club friendly; SuperSport also lists Optus Stadium as the venue.
Before the match, Juventus directed fans wishing to watch the live stream to register through the “MyJuve” section of the club’s website. The club’s announced offering included press conferences and interviews, plus highlights and historical footage. It also included original productions. ESPN and SuperSport record the completed result, while Sportfortuna’s listing also gives the scheduled kickoff and final score.
The Perth match followed an Inter training session at Optus Stadium on August 7, the day before the fixture. Inter’s official media listing placed the session at the same venue, while a Getty Images caption syndicated by Yahoo Sports identified the teams at Optus Stadium during the August 8 match. These details place the game within Inter’s preseason activity in Perth.
Juventus and Inter have a historic rivalry, but their Perth meeting was a preseason friendly, outside Serie A or other cup and European competition. Taking the contest to Australia brought two prominent Italian clubs to an international venue and gave local supporters a chance to see them outside Italy. ESPN and SuperSport reported the final score as Juventus 1, Inter 2.
Registration and club-produced digital content reflect how teams seek to build direct relationships with supporters beyond matchday broadcasts. Similar shifts toward digital engagement appear in other sectors, including the restoration of Planifica Madrid's agenda after a period of silence, which shows the growing role of online platforms in public communication.
For supporters in Perth, the fixture offered a rare chance to watch Juventus and Inter compete in Australia. Played at Optus Stadium before an international audience, it showed the place preseason tours have taken in clubs’ sporting calendars and global outreach.
