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Tony Gustavsson sits alone at the post-match press conference table in Pune. He's hunched, his chest caved in, his elbows resting heavily on the table in front of him.
(Reuters) - Australia head coach Tony Gustavsson said pressure will be mounting on him after the Matildas were knocked out of the Women's Asian Cup on Sunday following their shock quarter-final defeat by South Korea.
Australia head coach Tony Gustavsson said pressure will be mounting on him after the Matildas were knocked out of the Women's Asian Cup on Sunday following their shock quarter-final defeat by South Korea.
Sam Kerr endured a rare off night in front of goal as the Matildas crashed out of the Women's Asian Cup with a shock 1-0 quarter-final loss to Korea Republic.
The Matildas have reached the pointy end of the Asian Cup after sailing comfortably through the group stage, tallying a tournament-high 24 goals, including seven to captain Sam Kerr.
«A little reminder to everyone here what happened against Thailand at the last tournament …»
The end of the beginning of the Matildas’ Asian Cup campaign has been reached. Now the fun starts. Emily van Egmond’s 39th-minute strike, supplemented by Sam Kerr’s cheeky capitalisation on a goalkeeping error with 10 minutes to go, secured a relatively benign 2-1 win over Thailand.
Australia defeated Thailand 2-1 at the Women's Asian Cup in Mumbai on Thursday to secure the top spot in Group B and set up a quarter-final clash with South Korea.