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Stress of Matildas’ penalty shootout can now make way for World Cup enjoyment

Watching the game against France was nail-biting but having reached the semi-finals for the first time anything from here on in is a bonus

The Guardian - AU

Barr 'strongly prefers' national holiday for Matildas World Cup win

The ACT is also considering a bigger public viewing venue.

The Canberra Times

The Nationals Are Campaigning Against A Public Holiday If The Matildas Win The World Cup

The national cabinet is this coming Wednesday.

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Here We Fkn Go: All The Best Memes & Reactions To The Matildas’ Bonkers Quarter-Final Win

The Matildas have given France an almighty walloping to claw their way into the FIFA Women's World Cup semi-final.

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Role models: how the Matildas have ‘turbocharged’ girls’ football in Australia

With interest in the sport at an all-time high, grassroots clubs have seen a ‘mind-boggling increase’ in female participation

The Guardian - AU

As the Matildas chase glory in Brisbane, girls nearby are turned away from their overcrowded local club

Australia’s success at the World Cup is inspiring the next generation of players. But where will they play?

The Guardian - AU

‘Unbelievable for our nation’: fan festival erupts in joy as Matildas progress

Supporters gathered at Darling Harbour in Sydney started partying early as Australia cruised into last 16 of Women’s World Cup

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Tony Gustavsson rues making changes too late in Matildas’ shock defeat to Nigeria

Australia coach Tony Gustavsson insisted he was not disappointed by the Matildas’ performance, despite his injury-hit team’s shock 3-2 loss to Nigeria

The Guardian - AU

Avocado, coffee, fajitas: the food guru fuelling the Matildas’ dreams

In his fifth World Cup as national team chef, Vini Capovilla needs lots of tricks up his sleeve to nourish a Matildas side hungry for success

The Guardian - AU

From lamington drives to the Cup: an evolution of the Matildas

'It was whatever shirt fitted you - small, medium, large.'

Newcastle Herald

Canberra kids' 'once-in-a-lifetime' Women's World Cup honour

On the sidelines of the Matildas opener will be four rising Canberra stars.

The Canberra Times

Adamstown Rosebud girls to carry flags on World Cup field

'I think it will be a really great experience. I'm not nervous.'

Newcastle Herald

Clare Polkinghorne ready for history-making World Cup

Clare Polkinghorne has watched the Matildas grow and is embracing the hype as she prepares for an Australian-record fifth Women's World Cup.

AAP

As the women's World Cup looms on the horizon for Australian football, these legendary Matildas have been left behind

As preparations for the women's World Cup hit high gear, some of Australia's greatest ever players are being left behind.

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'I'm only a Matilda because of the A-League': Vine

Cortnee Vine hopes to re-engage an old A-League Women rivalry as second-ranked Sydney FC take on top-of-the-table Western United.

AAP

Kerr beats jet lag and Arsenal in 100th Chelsea game

Sam Kerr had not long returned from the other side of the world after a busy Matildas schedule - but Chelsea's ace still sunk Arsenal in the women's FA Cup.

ABC News

After a roller-coaster 12 months, Matildas and Sydney FC winger Cortnee Vine is still catching up to herself

The Sydney FC forward opens up about impostor syndrome, falling out of (and back in) love with football, her geeky hobby, and Sam Kerr’s "elite" lessons.

AAP

Vine acclimatising to Matildas 'fishbowl'

As she jostles for a spot at this year's World Cup, Cortnee Vine is beginning to adjust to the pressure that comes with being a Matilda.

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Once upon a time in Mexico… renovating an old house in Mérida

Layer upon hidden layer revealed its different incarnations. By Tami Christiansen

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Matildas next gen Mackenzie Hawkesby takes a chance to stake her claim for World Cup selection

Mackenzie Hawkesby dreamed of playing for the Matildas as a little girl while growing up in Figtree in Wollongong, and this week she received that call-up to the national women's squad.

ABC News

Olympique Lyonnais confirm Matildas star Ellie Carpenter ruptured her ACL in Champions League final

The 22-year-old defender is stretchered off in the early stages of Sunday's Champions League final after going down clutching her knee.

ABC News

Young Matilda Jacynta Galabadaarachchi has just won two prestigious awards but may never play for Australia

Jacynta Galabadaarachchi is still waiting for a phone call from Matildas' boss Tony Gustavsson, as Argentina's coach waits in the wings.

ABC News

Matildas beat New Zealand in Canberra thanks to Sam Kerr double and Hayley Raso goal

The Matildas coast past New Zealand with a comfortable 3-1 victory in Canberra, thanks to first-half goals from Sam Kerr and Hayley Raso.

ABC News

New mum Katrina Gorry returns to Matildas squad for upcoming New Zealand friendly series

Seven months after giving birth to her first child, Katrina Gorry has been recalled to the Matildas for their April friendly series against New Zealand..

AAP

Matildas ambition driving Roar's Crummer

Her injury woes seemingly very much in the past, Brisbane Roar forward Larissa Crummer says she's far from finished with her Matildas career.

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