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Sam Kerr ruled out of Australia opener at Women’s World Cup in major injury blow

Australia suffered a hammer blow after it was confirmed that captain Sam Kerr would miss the opening two games of the Women’s World Cup with a calf injury.

Evening Standard

Australia captain Sam Kerr out of Women’s World Cup opener and Nigeria clash

The Chelsea striker has sustained a calf injury.

The Independent UK

Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland: Women’s World Cup 2023 Group B – as it happened

The Matildas won their opening match against Ireland in front of a huge crowd in Sydney thanks to Steph Catley’s penalty

The Guardian - AU

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Matildas captain Sam Kerr out of World Cup opening matches with calf injury

The Australian star will miss at least first two matches of tournament after picking up calf injury at training on Wednesday

The Guardian - AU

Australia star Sam Kerr ruled out of Women’s World Cup opener after injury blow

Kerr will miss Australia’s games against the Republic of Ireland and Nigeria after suffering an injury in training

The Independent UK

Catley penalty sends Matildas past Ireland without Kerr

The Matildas have beaten Ireland 1-0 in their Women's World Cup opener without Sam Kerr, with stand-in captain Steph Catley scoring the winning penalty.

AAP

I was a football atheist until the Women’s World Cup arrived. How do I pick a team, or can I cheer for everyone?

For many Australians, given our diverse demographics, the answer might not be as obvious as choosing the home side

The Guardian - AU

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Tony Gustavsson’s Matildas masterplan comes together ahead of Women’s World Cup

Australia’s coach has brought in young talent and tactical acumen to a team that was lacking depth

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Women’s World Cup to kick off, Burney’s plea for voice, Australian wickets fall in Ashes

The eyes of the world will be on Sydney tonight as the Matildas begin their bid to become world champions, Linda Burney speaks at yes rally

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

Women’s World Cup: this time the world really is watching

In New Zealand and Australia Women’s World Cup fever has truly taken hold for a tournament that appears wide open

The Guardian - UK

Sam Kerr has learned to enjoy expectations of World Cup

Matildas captain Sam Kerr is ready to take on expectation from all comers at her home Women's World Cup, by enjoying the pressure to deliver.

AAP

Matildas to embrace crowd fervour in World Cup opener

The Matildas will kick off their Women's World Cup tilt in front of their biggest-ever crowd and superstar captain Sam Kerr says they will welcome the noise.

AAP

Women’s World Cup 2023: fans around the globe preview the tournament

How will your team perform at this summer’s World Cup? Supporters from countries taking part deliver their verdicts

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The Hindu

Infantino urges fans to 'seize moment' on eve of Women's World Cup

FIFA urges fans to "seize the moment" and buy Women's World Cup tickets. 1.375M sold, surpassing 2019 tournament. NZ's opening match yet to sell out. Seats still available for most matches, including New Zealand vs Norway and semi-finals.

Tom’s Guide

Australia vs Ireland live stream: How to watch Women’s World Cup 2023 game online

Australia are one of the hosts of the Women's World Cup 2023, and the Matildas will begin their tournament with a game against debutants the Republic of Ireland. Here's how to watch it online, wherever you are.

The Guardian - UK

Women’s World Cup 2023: Guardian writers’ predictions for the tournament

Australia are expected to challenge and Sam Kerr is a favourite to win the Golden Boot while Zambia are tipped to make waves

The Independent UK

Women’s World Cup 2023: Group guides and players to watch for every team

The full guide to the biggest ever Women’s World Cup as the tournament kicks off in Australia and New Zealand

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The Independent UK

Women's World Cup spotlight shining on Australia as co-host New Zealand seeks its own attention

New Zealand’s Football Ferns are aiming to win fans as well as matches at the Women's World Cup

The Independent UK

Why this Women’s World Cup will be unlike anything we’ve seen before

The staging of the first 32-team Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand presents fresh challenges, but a supreme cast of talent and a wide-open tournament can take the game to new heights, writes Miguel Delaney

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EA Sports FC 24 guide with tips for Ultimate Team, Career Mode and more

Get essential tips for every part of the game in our EA Sports FC 24 guide hub

The Guardian - AU

‘We’re really confident’: Sam Kerr’s Matildas ready for Women’s World Cup

Carrying the hopes of a nation on her shoulders, can Australia’s captain withstand the pressure and lead her team to glory?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ten players to watch at the 2023 women’s World Cup

World Cups are made for stars, and stars often are made by World Cups. The 2023 edition of the biggest tournament in women’s soccer will be no different. And it will surely produce several new household names.

The Independent UK

Five players set to star in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023

The Chelsea club-mates will be out to shine on the international stage this summer.

Evening Standard

Women’s World Cup: Sam Kerr always destined to be Australia’s golden girl

The Chelsea star carries hopes of a nation after rising to top of the game

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