‘All went well’: Signs good for Kerr
If body language is anything to go by, Sam Kerr looks good to go for her first crack at the World Cup next Monday.
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023
Sporting prowess of the Matildas sets an example for all of us
What a marvellous demonstration of the will to win and a multicultural nation showing the world how it’s done.
Westacott successor far from Black and white
Jennifer Westacott gave plenty of notice she was quitting the top job at the Business Council and finding a replacement is taking an eternity – although Bran Black might be a dark horse for the job.
Don’t look now but Matildas are training
Three Matildas players have been injured during the infamous “high-intensity” training sessions favoured by coach Tony Gustavsson.
Kerr ‘best’ off the bench
A leading physiotherapist and “injury analyst” believes Sam Kerr will best serve the Matildas by coming off the bench against Denmark.
Fastest in 45 years: Matildas star’s elite advantage revealed
Five years ago, Hayley Raso was warned she might never walk again. Now, she’s carrying the weight of a nation on her shoulders as Australia’s newest sporting hero.
‘Know how she plays’: Danes on Kerr threat
Denmark coach Lars Sondergaard is confident his side can “deal with” Sam Kerr if the Matildas captain is fit enough for their World Cup clash.
Back from the brink!
The Matildas inspired our nation, succeeding with true-blue grit and determination. Forget rugby!
An unforgettable sporting week
The Ashes spoils were shared, but the big winner was Test cricket. Like the Matildas, it should encourage youngsters to play.
Matildas v Denmark: Who they are and how to beat them
They have been absent from the Womens’ World Cup for 16 years but will prove a formidable challenge for the Matildas in Monday’s must-win game.
Ariarne Titmus’ Fukuoka Gold Medal moment immortalised
El Salvador is home to one of the world’s toughest and most secretive prisons for 70,000 inmates. This dramatic image is one of our photos of the week.
Raso’s resilience road on highway to swell
Matildas midfielder’s journey from a broken back and not being able to take a single step to scoring two goals in a crucial World Cup game.
Matildas ride the high but real Cup is ahead
The Matildas took it easy the day after their dream 4-0 win over Canada. Life is about to get tougher.
Peacock: Mighty Matildas don’t know what they’ve done
The Matildas are on the brink of delivering monumental benefits to Australian football after romping into the World Cup knockout rounds. Consider the alternative, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
Coach: Kerr would have risked calf
The Matildas have bought injured skipper Sam Kerr valuable time in her bid to take part in the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
‘Fell to my knees’: Star rides VAR rollercoaster
Final group game hero Hayley Raso reveals what was said in the Matildas’ huddle to help spur them on after two huge VAR decisions.
TV war: Matildas ratings destroy The Ashes
Channel 7 have won the latest round of TV ratings war with Channel 9 after the Matildas’ 4-0 annihilation of Canada beat the final day of the Ashes by an enormous margin.
‘Top, top side’: Beaten coach’s big Matildas call
Taking down the Olympic champions in emphatic style showed just how strong the Matildas’ chances of World Cup victory are.
Slater: Matildas can win the World Cup without Kerr
Despite all the talk, the Matildas managed to top their group without Sam Kerr playing a minute, and Robbie Slater believes the Aussies can go all the way without their star skipper.
Matildas report card: Huge hidden win in rousing romp
It was a perfect night for Australia, with a thumping 4-0 win over Canada sealing passage to the World Cup knockout stages. TILLY WERNER analyses every element of the Matildas’ performance.
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