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Good day World Cup: Matildas victorious in final tune-up

14 July 2023 by bridgewater

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The Matildas will head into the Ladies’s World Cup excessive on confidence after Mary Fowler delivered a hard-fought 1-0 victory over France.

Australia had struggled to discover a leading edge towards the world No.5 aspect within the remaining third, in entrance of a file residence crowd of 50,629 at Marvel Stadium, till 20-year-old Fowler coolly dispatched the one purpose within the 66th minute.

However six days out from their opening match towards Eire, Australia will sweat on the health of veteran Tameka Yallop.

Yallop’s left knee hyperextended when she challenged for the ball within the 74th minute and she or he was substituted eight minutes later – although coach Tony Gustavsson indicated she would have stored taking part in if it was a World Cup match.

Absolutely significantly pleasing for Gustavsson was that the purpose arrived after Sam Kerr and Caitlin Foord had already come off, 4 minutes earlier.

Kyra Cooney-Cross slipped by Hayley Raso on the precise and the winger burst ahead and minimize the ball again for Fowler.

Fowler, who has recovered from a fractured again, took a beautiful contact and easily completed on her left.

“We felt we created sufficient alternatives into the ultimate third to be up one or two targets,” Gustavsson mentioned.

“However that remaining timing of a move or run or the ultimate contact wasn’t actually there.

“Raso’s remaining move (was) straight from the coaching floor … her presence when she’s working with that pace to search for and see that Mary’s open after which the standard of that move and Mary’s end is clearly one thing we’re more than happy with.

“However I’m additionally happy with the gamers’ endurance.”

Fowler delighted in her instinctive end after linking up with former Manchester Metropolis teammate Fowler.

“I noticed her working and I used to be like I’m in a lot area after which she took a contact and I used to be like ‘oh no’,” Fowler instructed reporters.

“However then she nonetheless performed it. You don’t actually suppose in these moments, you simply do it.

“I simply took a contact and I used to be like ‘you higher rating’, and I did.”
Defender Alanna Kennedy began in her first worldwide since September 3.

Kennedy, who has fought by a number of accidents over the previous 12 months, changed Clare Polkinghorne as Clare Hunt’s central defensive companion – and the pair largely impressed.

For the primary 60 minutes, a artistic Australia have been let down by their remaining ball, and needed to scramble to dam three sturdy France efforts from Selma Bacha, Grace Geyoro and Kadidiatou Diani.

“Congratulations to Australia. I feel they deserved to win this recreation but it surely’s solely a preparation recreation,” France coach Herve Renard instructed reporters.

“Typically you’ll be able to lose the primary recreation within the World Cup after which be champions of the world.”

France star Selma Bacha (ankle) was stretchered off within the closing levels.

“I can’t let you know something extra as a result of now it’s swelling and we have now to attend for the exams and simply to be affected person and be optimistic,” Renard mentioned.

Extra noise please

Matildas star Caitlin Foord has urged Australian supporters to show up the amount in an effort to drive their aspect to Ladies’s World Cup glory on residence soil.

The file Marvel Stadium crowd is for certain to be smashed once more when the Matildas open their WWC marketing campaign towards the Republic of Eire at Sydney’s 82,000-seat Accor Stadium on Thursday.

Foord desires Australian followers to make use of their voices, in addition to their ft.
“It was good clearly to have that many individuals, however I do hope going into subsequent week and the weeks after that it’s louder,” Foord mentioned.

“We have to hear them and I do hope that ramps up going into the World Cup.

“Clearly, once we scored it was loud – however we’d like it to be louder.”
Because the guests celebrated Bastille Day, France’s nationwide day, one Australian fan’s selfmade banner inspired the Matildas to “eat these croissants”.

They did, a minimum of metaphorically, as Fowler’s neat first contact and funky 66th-minute strike introduced residence supporters to their ft.

The 20-year-old was the Matildas’ matchwinner however skipper Sam Kerr stays a transparent followers’ favorite.

There have been shrieks of pleasure each time Kerr, her nation’s file goalscorer, went close to the ball throughout her 61 minutes on the pitch.

The turn-out made an affect on Matildas winger Hayley Raso, who supplied the help for Fowler’s purpose.

“To see everyone within the inexperienced and gold, to see a packed stadium; I feel we thrive on that,” Raso mentioned.

“You see tonight, having them behind us was like a twelfth man. So to return out in entrance of extra subsequent week, we’re all actually wanting ahead to it.
“Bought out crowd and it’s such a giant stadium, I feel we’ll thrive.”

All three of the Matildas’ World Cup group video games are already offered out.

— AAP

Posted in: Matildas, soccer Tagged: Cup, Matildas, tuneup, victorious, World

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