Triple blow for Hockeyroos ahead of World Cup and Comm Games
Three key Hockeyroos players, including co-captain Brooke Peris, have been ruled out of the Women’s World Cup and Commonwealth Games with serious injuries.
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Reason Serena wore black tape on her face
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Late goal denies Matildas victory
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