Bitter Sam Kerr truth Australia has to accept
It’s still six months out from the Paris Olympics but Matildas fans will just have to accept the painful Sam Kerr reality staring us in the face.
It’s still six months out from the Paris Olympics but Matildas fans will just have to accept the painful Sam Kerr reality staring us in the face.
The soccer star has thanked her “nurse queen” for help since it was revealed a recent injury would cut her Olympic dream short.
The soccer star has thanked her “nurse queen” for help since it was revealed a recent injury would cut her Olympic dream short.
Sam Kerr can’t defy scientific history to regain full fitness in time for the Paris Olympics, but there is a very specific role that could keep her chances of appearing alive.
Time is running out for goalkeeper Teagan Micah to prove that she should be in Australia’s starting team at next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.
‘Devastated’ Matildas star Kyah Simon is facing a racing against the clock to be fit for next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Kyah Simon has gone down with a major knee injury putting her home World Cup campaign in serious doubt and adding to the Matildas’ injury woes.
Matildas star Kyah Simon has been stretchered off in the English FA Women’s League Cup competition, further stretching Australia’s depth.
The Matildas have added a second match to their October schedule as they continue to prepare for next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.
With a host of their top players based in England, the Matildas will play a “home” game in London next month.
The losses keep mounting for the Matildas on the road to the World Cup, but the coach has a strong message for the doubters.
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The Matildas’ dreams of a home World Cup triumph are looking more remote by the match after falling to another disappointing loss against Canada.
Coach Tony Gustavsson has pleaded with frustrated Matildas fans to “trust the process” ahead of next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup.
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