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Tournament co-hosts Australia will be banking on the huge home support and Sam Kerr starting when they take on European champions England in the second of the Women's World Cup semi-finals.
SYDNEY: Australia coach Tony Gustavsson is expecting a close match against England in the Women's World Cup semi-finals on Wednesday (Aug 16) and is banking on the home crowd to lift the Matildas in the biggest game of their lives.
SYDNEY : Australia have many strengths and are just as dangerous with or without striker Sam Kerr on the pitch, England manager Sarina Wiegman said as the two sides make their final preparations for Wednesday's Women's World Cup semi-final.
SYDNEY : Australia coach Tony Gustavsson is expecting a close match against England in the Women's World Cup semi-finals on Wednesday and is banking on the home crowd to lift the Matildas in the biggest game of their lives.
Penalties. A major storyline around this World Cup has been extra time and then dramatic penalty shootouts at every stage of the tournament.
Australia now go to Sydney on Wednesday to face the winners of the final last-eight tie between England and Colombia.
Co-hosts Australia reached the Women's World Cup semi-finals for the first time by beating France 7-6 on Saturday in an incredible penalty shootout to set up a meeting with Colombia or England. There was little to choose between the two teams on a tense night in Brisbane, with the quarter-final ending 0-0 after 120 minutes of stalemate. Substitute Cortnee Vine turned out to be the hero for the Matildas, scoring the decisive penalty in the sudden-death shootout to send the home fans into delirium.
Co-hosts Australia beat France 7-6 in a dramatic penalty shootout to reach the last four of the Women's World Cup for the first time after their quarter-final finished deadlocked following extra-time on Saturday.