How does celebration equate with having a bit of a lie in, possibly nursing a hangover before popping down to the local cafe for brunch with the waiter serving bacon and eggs on double time and a half?
The Matildas are 2-0 down. The temptation is to get to bed. Work in the morning. But then …
Matildas captain Sam Kerr responds to the side’s critics as Australia stuns Brazil.
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Over half a million viewers tuned in to see the Matildas’ World Cup Opener, making it the 12th most watched program across the country.
Not even Australia’s fiercely cherished superstar could save the Matildas from an opening defeat.
An influential group of women decided that ex-Matildas coach Alen Stajcic had to go.
Marta says the Matildas can make the final and Sam Kerr has a hunch this is their time.
Caitlin Foord is well aware football statistics can be moulded to fit whatever narrative best suits the beholder.
If the Matildas want to weave some magic against Italy they’d better prepare for a lesson in the dark arts, says legend Cheryl Salisbury.
The Matildas have gone nuclear in their fight for improved prizemoney at the Women’s World Cup.
Sam Kerr concedes the Matildas have much work to do after the Netherlands delivered a wake-up call before the World Cup.
Sam Kerr is paying to fly a dozen family members to France and watch her at the Women’s World Cup.
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