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Catley delivers for injured ‘non secular chief’ in landmark penalty

20 July 2023 by bridgewater

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Matildas left-back Steph Catley wakened with a sense she would take a penalty towards Eire.

On Thursday evening, the stand-in captain, deputising for the injured Sam Kerr with each the armband and penalty duties, delivered.

The Matildas had been unsettled and nervous when Marissa Sheva stunned Hayley Raso contained in the penalty field at Stadium Australia.

Within the 52nd minute, Catley stepped up, took a breath then buried it within the high nook, delivering Australia’s first aim in its house Girls’s World Cup and what was in the end the winner in a scrappy 1-0 victory.

“I knew I used to be on pens (penalties) tonight and I’m kind of second in line to take pens if Sam ever, for no matter motive, doesn’t need to take it,” Catley mentioned.

“However clearly along with her out tonight I did know I used to be gonna take the pen. However I had a sense I used to be gonna get one – I don’t know why.

“After I wakened this morning I used to be like, ‘I really feel like I’m gonna take a pen right now.’

“However when it occurred, I simply tried to loosen up. I like taking set items.

“I simply picked a spot, saved interested by it, took a deep breath after which simply hit it the place I needed to hit it and by chance it went in.”

Catley, 29, was the one Australian to transform their spot-kick within the 2019 penalty shootout defeat to Norway within the spherical of 16.

Her first World Cup aim that counted clearly meant that bit extra.

It was the identical finish of Stadium Australia the place John Aloisi scored his spot-kick towards Uruguay in 2005 that despatched the Socceroos to their first World Cup since 1974.

The feat additionally got here in entrance of a file Matildas crowd of 75,784 followers.

“We’ve had numerous expertise taking part in at house and we love taking part in in entrance of a house crowd, however we’ve by no means performed to any such event earlier than,” Catley mentioned.

“The construct up was unbelievable. As feminine footballers, we’ve by no means felt or seen something prefer it.

“There was numerous speak about simply taking part in soccer, taking part in our recreation, stress-free into it and accepting that there was going to be sloppy moments, there was going to be nerves.

“When that occurred within the recreation, as a result of we had been anticipating it, we had been wonderful, we simply recovered, kicked on and received the job finished.”

Matildas able to deal with time with out Kerr

The Matildas will likely be with out inspirational captain and striker Sam Kerr for a minimum of one other recreation however Catley mentioned she may nonetheless be influential.

The stand-in skipper mentioned the gamers had centered on delivering for Kerr.

“It was powerful. It was in all probability one of the heartbreaking moments of my profession, to be truthful,” Catley mentioned.

“Sam’s among the best gamers on this planet. She’s our non secular chief. She means a lot to this group.

“To have her go down a day earlier than a second like this was fairly terrible, however as a group, it added one thing to us, it added a bit of bit of additional hearth.

“Everybody checked out it and mentioned, ‘properly, I’ve received to step up now as a result of we don’t have Sam’. We spoke about that and we did that basically properly.”

Catley insisted Kerr, Australia’s all-time main scorer with 63 objectives in 121 video games, would nonetheless play a vital function whereas injured.

“Sam’s nonetheless round – she’s nonetheless received her impact on the group,” she mentioned.

“She’s in each assembly. She’s in there at half-time speaking to everybody, she’s doing the pre-game discuss and she or he’s nonetheless with us.

“We’ll do the whole lot we are able to to get so far as we are able to after which hopefully we see Sam Kerr in a while.

“For so long as perhaps she misses, she’s nonetheless received a job. She’s huge for us and she or he’s so, so necessary.

“She’s our non secular chief and no matter function she performs within the subsequent nonetheless lengthy will likely be huge.”

Younger gun Mary Fowler performed alongside Caitlin Foord in assault in Kerr’s absence.

“I clearly really feel for Sam, as a result of it’s such a giant event and she or he means a lot to this group and this nation,” Fowler mentioned.

“However there’s simply been love from the teammates in direction of her and from her in direction of us. So we transfer ahead and we hold going.”

Coach Tony Gustavsson hailed Kerr’s dealing with of herself.

“Sam was very clear when she introduced the group collectively and mentioned, ‘this isn’t about me, that is about you’,” he mentioned.

“She needed to be centered on the group and for the gamers to have the ability to do this in that devastating second for her personally says so much about her as a captain for this group.”

-AAP

Posted in: FIFA Women's World Cup, Matildas, Sam Kerr, soccer Tagged: Catley, delivers, injured, landmark, leader, penalty, spiritual

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