Australia will not get a public holiday
Australians have reacted to the loss of the Matildas at the Women’s World Cup — and any hopes of an extra public holiday.
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Sam Kerr’s superhero moment not enough for magical Matildas
Sam Kerr gave us all a moment that we’ll take to the afterlife, yet Australia’s World Cup dream is over. ADAM PEACOCK dissects the big moments of the Matildas v England semi-final.
Madness in Melbourne as barricades stormed
Things got wild at Melbourne’s Federation Square with fans going berserk while trying to watch the Matildas play the Lionesses.
The one thing left that unites Australia
Aussies have often been divided but if there’s one thing we can get behind, it’s the Matildas.
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Matildas to play powerhouse US
The blockbuster opponents keep coming for the Matildas who will take on world champions America in a two-game series in NSW this month.
Tone-deaf: How FA failed to react to De Vanna bullying claims
Lisa De Vanna has touched on the mental torment and personal loss she has suffered as the Matildas great contemplates legal action to clear her name of bullying accusations.
Aussie stars to meet in FA Cup final
Matildas’ attacking pair Sam Kerr and Caitlin Foord will be on opposing sides in next month’s women’s FA Cup final at Wembley.
Teen stars set to rock the World Cup
When the World Cup hits Australia in 2023, a couple of the Matildas teen sensations will be ready to rip it apart.
Future is now as Matildas teens relish world stage
The Matildas have found two linchpins for years to come after games against Brazil which showed Australian football has good reason to be optimistic about its future.
Kerr’s brilliance can’t hide ugly Matildas issue
Sam Kerr was her usual superb self but the Matildas’ biggest problem came back to haunt them in a worrying sign ahead of the Asian Cup.
Axed Matildas coach lands surprising new role
Two years after he was sacked by the Matildas, Alen Stajcic is back in the women’s game and could lead his new team against Australia.
Matildas told to prove Saturday was start of something big
With Asian and World Cups just around the corner, coach Tony Gustavsson wants the Matildas to be more clinical when they face Brazil for the second time in three days in Sydney tonight.
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