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‘Unmistakably Australian’: Nike’s new Socceroos kits officially unveiled

The Socceroos FIFA World Cup kits have been released by Nike, and they are designed to commemorate the past while looking towards the future. Today, Nike officially unveiled the 2026 collection, and the Socceroos long-time …
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April 20 2018: The Matildas heartbreak that defined the new era of the Asian Cup

The rise of the Australia’s women’s national team has been one of the many pleasures our game has experienced in recent years. Running the clock back eight years to the dawn of this generation of …
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‘Quality’ defender crucial to Philippines World Cup qualification

To succeed in tournament football, sometimes, you need to hunker down defensively to avoid conceding. Occasionally, you need to rely on other results, and sometimes, you need a stroke of tactical brilliance and a deep …
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‘Two amazing goals’ send Matildas through to Women’s Asian Cup Final

Two incredible goals from Caitlin Foord and Sam Kerr have led the Matildas to a 2-1 victory over China, punching their ticket to Saturday’s Final of the Women’s Asian Cup. “We scored two amazing goals,” …
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‘One of Australia’s most talented footballers’ could make history against China

Matildas midfielder Emily van Egmond has the chance to make history and become Australia’s most capped player when the Matildas take on China in the first semi-final of the Women’s Asian Cup. Should van Egmond …
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Montemurro: ‘Games like this make you believe’

It wasn’t pretty, but the Matildas have not only secured their place in the semi-finals of the Women’s Asian Cup, but their berth at next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in Brazil after defeating North …
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What does the best Matildas midfield actually look like at the Asian Cup?

The Matildas have now played their three Group Stage games in the Women’s Asian Cup, consisting of wins against the Philippines and Iran, and a draw against South Korea. Head Coach Joe Montemurro has used …
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The on-field ‘conundrum’ which will impact the Matildas against Iran

Australian Head Coach Joe Montemurro has faced the media ahead of the Matildas’ second group game against Iran, discussing a rotational squad and breaking down low blocks. “There will be some rotation [of players] in …
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‘Very tough game’ against Australia awaits Iran at the Women’s Asian Cup

Ahead of the second match day for Group A, Iran’s Head Coach Marziyeh Jafari and forward Sara Didar faced the media to discuss their match up against hosts in Australia, and what the tournament means …
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For Bangladesh, the Women’s Asian Cup presents a ‘window of opportunity’ for the players

Bangladesh arrived in Australia as both the lowest ranked team and the youngest team at the Women’s Asian Cup, and as a team that wasn’t supposed to be here. Speaking prior to the sides opening …
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North Korea marks return to the Women’s Asian Cup following age group tournament success

After winning three AFC Women’s Asian Cups in the 2000’s, North Korea will return to the international stage for the first time since the 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup. After losing to Australia in the …
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The Curious Case of Chloe Lincoln

On February 21, Brisbane Roar goalkeeper Chloe Lincoln was announced as a replacement member of the Matildas’ Asian Cup Squad, with Teagan Micah withdrawing due to injury. Seven days later, she would learn that she …
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