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Old blokes at the pub and teenage boys on the train – Matildas fans are now everywhere, and I couldn’t be happier

It’s no longer a niche skill to be able to impress/bore a lesbian at a party by listing off the names of Australian women football players

The Guardian - AU

Tattoos, gingerbread and baby onesies: Australians gripped by Matildas fever

The Women’s World Cup co-hosts’ team has captured public imagination – from ardent fans to those who’ve never shown an interest in sport

The Guardian - AU

How well do you know the Matildas? Test your knowledge in this quiz

Who has scored the most goals for Australia in the Women’s World Cup and what important job does Hayley Raso’s nan do?

The Guardian - AU

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World Cup Power Rankings: Why Each Quarterfinalist Could Win, Lose

There’s a new No. 1 in our latest rankings as we look at the strengths and weaknesses of the eight remaining teams.

Sports Illustrated

The Matildas’ World Cup will not end on Saturday – I can feel it in my bones

Sam Kerr is back, Caitlin Foord is in blistering form and the team are gelling – I think Australia can beat France and go all the way

The Guardian - AU

What's on this weekend? Footy, festivals, roller derby and more

Watch the Matildas at a live site or browse a market.

Newcastle Herald

Morning Mail: toxic pollution at Antarctic base, victims’ advocate calls for the cane, four French footballers to fear

Arsenic and toxic metals found at Australia’s largest Antarctic research base, man who backs the cane joins Queensland youth justice group, Trump’s Twitter trawled by investigators

The Guardian - AU

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Where to watch the Matildas take on France in the World Cup quarter-final

The game starts at 5pm on Saturday, August 12, but some venues have already sold out.

The Canberra Times

Meet the last 8 teams in the running for the Women's World Cup

Quarterfinalists include Japan, Colombia, Australia and five Europe squads. Here are the stars to watch, which won't include England's Lauren James, and storylines to follow as matches begin Thursday.

WEKU

Women’s World Cup power rankings: France on the rise, England drop down

Japan remain in first place but France, Australia, Spain and Colombia are all making upward moves

The Guardian - UK

Afternoon Update: CBA makes record profit; Home Affairs’ ChatGPT bungle; and France prepare for Matildas

Australia’s biggest lender posts $10.16bn cash profit even as more of its customers succumb to rising borrowing rates

The Guardian - AU

Matildas face Sam Kerr-nundrum before World Cup quarter-final

There is no easy answer to the question of how to return one of the world’s best strikers to a cohesive team against France

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Sofronoff pulls out of event; Melbourne’s mystery ‘meteor’; and the brilliance of a Matildas star

Head of ACT inquiry into handling of Bruce Lehrmann prosecution will no longer attend event to discuss ‘presumption of innocence’

The Guardian - AU

Speed, skill and scoring: Caitlin Foord rises to Women’s World Cup challenge

For all the talk in recent weeks of the Matildas missing Sam Kerr, another of the world’s best attackers has been playing all along

The Guardian - AU

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The Canberra Times

Parliament House turns green and gold as Matildas progress to final eight

Big Swoop also joined the green and gold action in Garema Place

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Matildas into World Cup quarter-finals with Denmark defeat, voice no vote overtakes yes, cybersecurity fears rise

New poll shows no vote overtaking yes in all states except Victoria; calls for new laws after cybersecurity breaches; Foord and Raso goals fire Matildas past Denmark

The Guardian - UK

Australia banish World Cup demons and become the team to beat

By using an injury timeout to regroup, the Matildas show their increasing maturity and composure in win against Denmark

The Independent UK

The Sam Kerr mystery is over and Australia are World Cup contenders again

Australia 2-0 Denmark: The Matildas captain finally made her first appearance at the World Cup but the co-hosts have become a different team in her absence

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The Guardian - AU

‘This is huge’: triumphant Matildas thrill grown men and children in dressing gowns alike

Fans gathered in Sydney were delirious as Australia’s 2-0 win over Denmark sent them into the quarter-finals of the World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Australia 2-0 Denmark: Women’s World Cup last 16 player ratings

Caitlin Foord and Hayley Raso were a class above while Pernille Harder tested the Matildas defence but could not break through

Al Jazeera

Australia cruise past Denmark 2-0 and into World Cup quarter-finals

Foord and Raso score either side of half-time before Kerr, who has been absent with an injury, comes on as substitute.

The Guardian - AU

Foord and Raso fire Australia into quarter-finals with win over Denmark

The Matildas posted a 2-0 victory over Denmark in Sydney to book their place in the last eight as captain Sam Kerr made her first appearance of the World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Australia 2-0 Denmark: Women’s World Cup 2023 last 16 – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: The Matildas secured their place in the quarter-finals after defeating Denmark 2-0 in Sydney

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Sofronoff inquiry report released; Matildas prepare for Denmark clash; and rethinking the ‘gay best friend’

Report into Lehrmann prosecution released, Sam Kerr primed for Denmark match tonight and fire ant spread hindered by funding gap

The Guardian - AU

‘I want to try to do the cool tricks’: how the Matildas are inspiring the next generation of Australian footballers

Students at a Sydney girls school say Australia’s performance in the Women’s World Cup is unifying men and women

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