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Australia has captured its continent as it faces England for a spot in the Women's World Cup final

Australia has captured its continent as it plays in its first semifinal match of the Women's World Cup

The Independent UK

Proud mum overwhelmed by love for the Matildas

'I'll ask kids to tell me who their favourite footballer is and they'll say Sam Kerr or Emily van Egmond.'

Newcastle Herald

FIFA Women’s World Cup | Australia, England primed for blockbuster World Cup clash

Australia and England clash in the Women’s World Cup semi-finals in Sydney in the latest installment of a long-standing sporting rivalry between the countries

The Hindu

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Australia is having a moment — will Sam Kerr finally get hers against England?

The face of the Women’s World Cup is yet to score after being ruled out of the group stage due to injury – but if there was ever a team Sam Kerr could cause trouble, it would be England

The Independent UK

Matildas hint at bench role for Sam Kerr in World Cup semi-final against England

Coach Tony Gustavasson has hinted that star striker Sam Kerr will again be used off the bench against England, saying ‘consistency and chemistry is key’

The Guardian - AU

Australia v England: key match-ups that could decide World Cup semi-final

Where Wednesday’s last-four clash between the Matildas and Lionesses could potentially be won and lost

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Habitual gamblers targeted, the real reason Latham was dumped, fresh charges loom for Trump

‘Heavy TAB gamblers’ targeted by online ad database; Donald Trump looks set to face further charges over 2020 election

The Guardian - AU

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SI:AM | The Last Four Standing at the World Cup

The trophy is almost within reach.

Sports Illustrated

‘The girls are ready to fight’ – England’s Keira Walsh fired up for Australia semi

Keira Walsh is hoping England can silence the raucous home crowd on Wednesday when they play Australia in the World Cup semi-final

The Guardian - UK

Australia vs England: Fully-fit Sam Kerr declares she’s ‘ready to go’ in Women’s World Cup semi-final

Australia captain Sam Kerr says she has fully recovered from her calf injury and is “ready to go” against England on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

I Got In A Matildas Google Trance & Found A Bunch Of Backstories That Make Them Even More Badass

These are all the very best Matildas backstories that make them even more badass than I originally thought.

Pedestrian.tv

England cannot afford sloppy mistakes in World Cup semi-final against Australia

The Lionesses have not hit heights of Euros triumph but strong mentality and resilience have helped in tough situations

The Guardian - UK

Mary Fowler: creative maestro’s work not done yet with England up next for Matildas

Still just 20 years old, the Australia forward has risen to the occasion at this Women’s World Cup but her biggest test awaits in the semi-final

The Guardian - AU

Classic rivalry takes new twist as England look to learn from defeat

The Lionesses’ only loss under Sarina Wiegman came in a friendly against Australia but stakes are much higher now

The Guardian - UK

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The Guardian - AU

Resilient Matildas chasing World Cup glory one game at a time

Having banished ghosts of the past, Australia are stronger than ever. Is it enough to get them past England and into the final?

The Independent UK

The key questions ahead of England’s World Cup semi-final against Australia

England are hoping to reach their first women’s final.

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s generation next step up to play starring Matildas role on World Cup stage

With history to be made a group of young players showed nerves of steel in the shootout to clinch a spot in the semi-final

The Hindu

FIFA Women World Cup | Australia beats France in penalty thriller to reach semifinals

FIFA women world cup 2023 quarterfinals on august 12 2023

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The Times of India

Women's World Cup: Australia beat France in penalty thriller to reach maiden semi-finals

NEW DELHI: Co-hosts Australia defeated France 7-6 in a thrilling penalty shoot-out on Saturday to enter the Women's World Cup semi-finals for the first time in their history.

The Guardian - AU

Australia 0-0 France (7-6 pens): World Cup quarter-final player ratings

Goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold shone and Sam Kerr showed no sign of injury as the Matildas beat France on penalties

The Guardian - AU

Matildas keep World Cup dream alive with epic penalty shootout win over France

Cortnee Vine slotted the winning spot kick as Australia moved into the semi-finals for the first time after a 7-6 shootout win in Brisbane

The Canberra Times

Canberra's Matildas fans get loud and proud

Canberrans crowded Garema Place to watch the history-making match.

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat France on penalties in Women’s World Cup quarter-final – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Cortnee Vine slotted the winning spot kick as Australia moved into the semi-finals for the first time

The Guardian - AU

Defining World Cup moment on the line as Matildas look to make history

Australia face their toughest match yet against France’s lethal attack but Les Bleues may fear the same of Tony Gustavsson’s side

The Guardian - UK

All we know is that there will be a new winner of the World Cup

In today’s Football Daily: The World Cup, Harry Kane and football earworms

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