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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

The Guardian - AU

‘That’s our job’: Matildas ready to step up if Denmark match goes to penalties

Australia will need to banish the demons of their 2019 Women’s World Cup nightmare in any knockout game shootout

The Guardian - AU

Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord partnership proves potent for Matildas

Pair combine so well on the left they ‘don’t even have to think’ and will be crucial to the rest of Australia’s World Cup campaign

The Guardian - AU

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Canada 0-4 Australia: Women’s World Cup player ratings

Hayley Raso’s brace headlined the Matildas performance but Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord’s double act was also crucial to success

The Guardian - AU

Hayley Raso stars as Australia crush Canada 4-0 to reach Women's World Cup knockouts

NEW DELHI: In a dominant display, Australia's women's soccer team secured a resounding 4-0 victory over Canada in Melbourne, advancing to the last 16 of the Women's World Cup.

The Times of India

Australia thrash Canada to save Women’s World Cup dream from the jaws of a nightmare

Australia 4-0 Canada: Facing an early elimination, the co-hosts cruised into the last-16 with their biggest ever World Cup win

The Independent UK

Matildas’ attacking versatility means goals will come despite injuries

Sam Kerr and Mary Fowler scored just three goals in Australia’s seven matches this year – other players can step up against Nigeria

The Guardian - AU

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5 teams that can beat the USWNT at the 2023 World Cup

It wasn't that long ago that England, Spain and Germany notched victories over the Americans.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Women’s World Cup TV schedule: How to watch every match today

All games at this years Women’s World Cup will be shown live on the BBC and ITV

The Independent UK

Morning Mail: Matildas find a way without Kerr; warning over cuts to long-haul flights; Trump faces legal deadline

Australia and New Zealand notch up victories to open the Women’s World Cup, airlines could ditch flights to Australia over emissions targets, and Trump faces a midnight grand jury deadline

The Guardian - AU

Matildas ready to tackle time without Sam Kerr: Catley

The Matildas will be without inspirational captain and striker Sam Kerr for at least another game but stand-in Steph Catley says she can still be influential.

AAP

Australia players ‘completely heartbroken’ for injured Sam Kerr

A degree of uncertainty surrounds the extent of the striker’s calf injury, with coach Tony Gustavsson reluctant to discuss the details surrounding it

The Guardian - AU

Why Australia’s Women’s World Cup opener felt different

Australia edged past the Republic of Ireland in an occasion that demonstrated the sport’s growth and set the stage for the weeks ahead

The Independent UK

Australia 1-0 Ireland: Women’s World Cup player ratings

Katrina Gorry’s determination and forward pressure made her player of the match, while Louise Quinn impressed for Ireland

The Guardian - AU

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The Independent UK

Australia relief after Women’s World Cup opener reveals significance of Sam Kerr injury

Australia 1-0 Ireland: The co-hosts had to rely on Steph Catley’s penalty to earn a narrow opening win after the shock of losing Kerr for their first two games

Evening Standard

Australia 1-0 Republic of Ireland: Women’s World Cup co-hosts labour to win in Sam Kerr’s absence

Co-hosts Australia laboured initially in the absence of injured captain Sam Kerr but a second-half penalty from Steph Catley got them off to a solid start at the Women’s World Cup with a 1-0 win over Republic of Ireland in Group B on Thursday.

AAP

Life without Kerr? Matildas get off to a nervy start

Sam Kerr's injury-enforced absence has cast a shadow over the Matildas' World Cup hopes after a spluttering 1-0 win over Ireland in their opening match.

Al Jazeera

Australia open Women’s World Cup with a 1-0 win over Ireland

Despite missing star striker Sam Kerr, a second-half penalty from Steph Catley was enough to give the co-hosts the win.

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The Guardian - AU

Catley holds nerve as Australia start Women’s World Cup by beating Ireland

Australia battled to a 1-0 victory on opening night in front of a record crowd in Sydney after losing captain Sam Kerr to injury just before kick-off

AAP

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

New defensive steel the bedrock of Matildas' WWC bid

The Matildas have built defensive depth and steel over the past two years and it has them primed to contend for the Women's World Cup.

The Guardian - AU

Mary Fowler strike downs France to send Matildas to Women’s World Cup on a high

Mary Fowler’s cool finish in the second half settled a hard-fought contest in Melbourne and gave Australia the perfect send-off

The Guardian - AU

Matildas 1-0 France: Australia win Women’s World Cup warm-up – as it happened

Mary Fowler’s goal proved the difference as the Matildas defeated world No 5 France in Melbourne

The Guardian - AU

Matildas debutants backed to make step up at their first Women’s World Cup

A group of seven Australia players named in Tony Gustavsson’s squad are hopeful of appearing at the game’s highest level

The Guardian - AU

Matildas stalwarts say ‘best squad we’ve had yet’ will thrive at home World Cup

Arsenal teammates Caitlin Foord and Steph Catley believe a squad stacked with players from top European clubs can achieve great things

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