The Matildas will go into the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France full of confidence. Currently (August 2018) ranked eighth in the world, they showed at the 2018 Tournament of Nations what a class act they are.
The Matildas will go into the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France full of confidence. Currently (August 2018) ranked eighth in the world, they showed at the 2018 Tournament of Nations what a class act they are.
When the Socceroos exited Russia in the group stage winless at yet another World Cup, questions were raised if Australia would ever be competitive at a soccer World Cup.
The Matildas will return to action on home soil in November with matches against Chile in Penrith and Newcastle.
Women’s football in Australia continues to take huge strides forward as the Matildas position themselves as not only participants but contenders at next year’s FIFA World Cup, in France.
The Matildas face Japan in their final match of the Tournament of Nations in Illinois. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7:45am (AEST).
Match result The Matildas have been held to a 1-1 draw by the United States in their second Tournament of Nations match, a late equaliser to Lindsey Horan cancelling out Chloe Logarzo’s first-half opener.
Match result: The Matildas have beaten Brazil for the fourth straight time, putting in a dominating performance to pick up a 3-1 victory in Kansas City to open the Tournament of Nations.
After winning last year’s inaugural competition, the Matildas will look to hold onto the Tournament of Nations crown when they take on Brazil, the USA and Japan.
The Matildas have added one more player to their Tournament of Nations squad – a 15-year-old wildcard who coach Alen Stajcic rates as the most talented prospect he’s seen in women’s football.
I received a text message on Monday morning, right after my live blog of the thrilling draw between the Matildas and the USA.
I received a text message on Monday morning, right after my live blog of the thrilling draw between the Matildas and the USA.
I received a text message on Monday morning, right after my live blog of the thrilling draw between the Matildas and the USA.
Australia have missed a golden opportunity to head into next year’s Women’s World Cup as Asian champions after suffering an 11th-hour defeat against Japan in Amman.
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Attendance of 3,065 for the final. I think it was the final ?… didn’t see a trophy presentation.
Australia have missed a golden opportunity to head into next year’s Women’s World Cup as Asian champions after suffering an 11th-hour defeat against Japan in Amman.
Australia have missed a golden opportunity to head into next year’s Women’s World Cup as Asian champions after suffering an 11th-hour defeat against Japan in Amman.
The Asian Cup has its dream final on Saturday (3pm AEST), when the Matildas take on arch-rivals Japan in a battle of the continent’s best two sides.
There’s plenty on the line for the Matildas at this year’s Asian Cup, which started on April 2 and will conclude on April 22.
Australia’s Women’s Asian Cup campaign is well and truly back on track following an 8-0 win over an outclassed Vietnam in Jordan.
Nike released the Socceroos and Matildas 2018 World Cup kits yesterday. To put it lightly, the reactions have been negative from Australian fans.
Veteran Lisa De Vanna scored a double as the Matildas warmed up for their Asian Cup campaign with a thumping 5-0 win over Thailand in Perth on Monday night.
The Matildas face Thailand in an international friendly at nib Stadium in Perth. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 9.00pm (AEDT).
Matildas coach Alen Stajcic is refusing to be downbeat despite the end of his team’s historic winning run and a spate of injuries that threaten Australia’s bid to reach next year’s World Cup.
Sam Kerr and the Matildas have kept up their record streaks in Australia’s last-gasp 4-3 defeat of Norway at the Algarve Cup.
As Al Pacino famously said in his pre-game address during the 1999 film Any Given Sunday, ‘that’s what living is; the six inches in front of your face.’
As Al Pacino famously said in his pre-game address during the 1999 film Any Given Sunday, ‘that’s what living is; the six inches in front of your face.’
As Al Pacino famously said in his pre-game address during the 1999 film Any Given Sunday, ‘that’s what living is; the six inches in front of your face.’
The Matildas will go into the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France full of confidence. Currently (August 2018) ranked eighth in the world, they showed at the 2018 Tournament of Nations what a class act they are.
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Thanks for the extra facts Greg. Very interesting.