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Football World CupThe history Matildas must defy to win World CupThey’ve been given only an eight per cent chance of taking out the World Cup, but the Matildas are ready to buck trends and defy statistics as they continue to take scalps of the world’s best teams.
Football World CupPeacock: Believe the hype, Matildas can win World CupOnly one team has ever won the World Cup on home soil. ADAM PEACOCK is in no doubt the Matildas can become the second and the rest of the world believes it too.
Football World CupBorrowed kits, shaky planes: How Matildas helped spark revolutionAustralians emptied bank accounts and borrowed kit to take part in the ‘pilot’ event that convinced FIFA to stage a Women’s World Cup. ADAM PEACOCK revisits the momentous trip to China with help from some greats.
Matildas‘This is our legacy:’ Matildas demand equal prizeThe Matildas have called upon FIFA to even the playing field – and the prize pool – as they eye the next evolution of the women’s game.
Football World CupWorld Cup tragedy: Spain star’s final heartbreakSpanish World Cup final goalscorer Olga Carmona was given some heartbreaking news just moments after winning the World Cup.
Football57 years of hurt: England crushed in brutal finalThe wait goes on for England who were left heartbroken after going down in the World Cup final to Spain. Through tears their captain simply admitted, they weren’t good enough.
FootballMutiny and mayhem: Spain’s controversy-filled World Cup winSpain has overcome a player mutiny against its coach to become FIFA Women’s World Champions for the first time and extend England’s trophy drought on the world stage.
SportPitch invader halts World CupA protester has made his way onto the field at World Cup grand final to halt play, but some fans have had an unusual reaction.
MatildasMatildas look toward Paris with bronze-coloured glassesThey’ve lost two bronze medal play-offs in as many years. It’s why the Matildas are counting down the days to redemption in 2024.
OpinionMatildasRobbie Slater: Matildas’ major World Cup Kerr mistakeTony Gustavsson can sugarcoat the Matildas’ World Cup fade out all he wants but the coach can’t hide from his use of Sam Kerr, writes Robbie Slater.
Football World CupPart-timers to powerful: Lionesses’ World Cup journeyWhen England last lifted a World Cup trophy in 1966, women were banned from playing organised football. As MOLLY HUDSON writes, even today’s stars have only just become full-time footballers.
MatildasInside ‘heartbroken’ Matildas camp after failure to medalThe Matildas captured the nation’s attention and had a brilliant tournament, but in the end the players wanted more. Go inside the heartbreak for Australia.
MatildasCoach’s desperate plea for help after Matildas’ bittersweet endMatildas coach Tony Gustavsson has given no indication his time in charge is over, making a plea for more support after Australia fell short of a top-three FIFA World Cup finish.
FootballCrash: Matildas’ next vital battle begins nowFootball Australia knows its product is hotter than an unsold Taylor Swift ticket and the time to strike is now. The Matildas’ next move must be to do their legacy justice.
FootballPeacock: Matildas’ real victory is more enduring than a trophyThe Matildas won’t be taking home trophies but can take heart from a far more enduring victory at this World Cup, writes Adam Peacock.
MatildasPlayer ratings: Who flew flag, who flopped in brutal end to Cup runAustralia were far from their best against Sweden, falling to a 2-0 defeat in the third-placed playoff. See all the Matildas’ player ratings here.
UpdatedSportTalented teen dreaming big thanks to Matildas World Cup heroicsShe’s the 15-year-old Young Matilda who has played a small and special role in the success of the FIFA women’s World Cup in Australia but who you may not know – yet.
FootballPeacock: How Matildas can capitalise on World Cup successThe Matildas have captivated the country like never before, but what happens next? ADAM PEACOCK reveals the plans to ensure there is no lull for women’s football in Australia.
Football World CupPeacock: What Matildas must get right to edge SwedenAustralia will likely adhere to their high-octane approach but there are plenty of hurdles to clear in Brisbane. ADAM PEACOCK unpacks the tactical battle ahead in the World Cup third-place playoff.
EXCLUSIVEFootballInside story: How the Matildas became our favourite teamFootball Australia boss James Johnson lifts the lid on the plan to turn the Matildas into Australia’s favourite team, revealing how the sport plans to capitalise on the fervour generated by the World Cup.
FootballMatildas coach addresses link to team USASpeculation is swirling that Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson will be poached by the US, while Alanna Kennedy’s World Cup campaign has come to an early end.
FootballKerr’s club closing in on Matildas midfield sensationOne of the stars of Australia’s World Cup campaign looks set to become a club teammate of Sam Kerr in a huge transfer move. Find out which Matildas are attracting interest here.
Football World CupWhy World Cup final will deliver dramatic encoreThe FIFA World Cup in Qatar last year delivered one of the best finals in the game’s recent history. Sunday’s decider between England and Spain has all the makings of an even better one.
FootballEngland to ward off interest in WC coach amid links to men’s jobAfter spearheading England’s rise to a female football powerhouse, coach Sarina Wiegman is in demand — and could even take over the country’s men’s team in a historic appointment.
Football World CupUltimate second chance for James after near-ruinous gaffeLauren James hasn’t played at the World Cup since an inexplicable red card for stamping. Careers have been ruined over less, yet now comes a chance for redemption in the final, writes DOUG McINTYRE.
Football World Cup‘Sarina could do anything’: How Dutch coach made England clickSarina Wiegman has enhanced her reputation as one of the world’s best managers, with speculation swirling she could succeed Gareth Southgate. MATT DICKINSON unpacks what makes her such a powerful coach.
Football World CupEngland’s Raging Bull rising above all with World Cup runLauren Hemp used to be starstruck by big-name opposition players. At this World Cup, the powerful England star has arguably been the breakout player to top them all, writes OWEN SLOT.
Football World CupFarewell party: Why Matildas’ finale is no dead rubberWe will miss this World Cup when it’s over and, writes ADAM PEACOCK, the Matildas still have a chance for an emotional, historic send-off.
Football World CupMatildas World Cup stars in line for major club switchesMany high-profile Matildas already play for massive European clubs but now some lesser lights are in line to join them. ADAM PEACOCK names five players set to cash in after the World Cup.