39′ – Goal – Hayley Raso (0 – 2)9′ – Goal – Hayley Raso (0 – 1)90+6′ – Cont. Katrina Gorry by Charlotte Grant90+4′ – Penalty Goal – Stephanie Catley (0 – 4)84′ – Cont. Emily Van Egmond by Clare Polkinghorne81′ – Yellow – Mackenzie Arnold78′ – Verv. Quinn by Olivia Smith75′ – Verv. Hayley Raso by Cortnee Vine68′ – Yellow – Emily Van Egmond64′ – Verv. Adriana Leon by Evelyne Viens58′ – Goal – Mary Fowler (0 – 3)
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Football fans in Australia can enjoy their own national team a little longer at the World Cup. The Australian women even launched themselves to the group win on the final day in their group with a big win against Canada. It became 0-4. For example, the tournament of the Olympic champions will soon be over.
For New Zealand it did not work in its own country, for Australia it did. Supported by 30,000 enthusiastic fans, the Matildas did what they had to do: win against Canada.
Hayley Raso scored twice before half-time and Australia was immediately on roses. With a quick goal after the break from Mary Fowler, it was time for Canada to book.
The 2021 Olympic champion could no longer turn the tide. In added time it became 0-4 from the spot.
Canada is third in the group, behind Australia and Nigeria. On the final day in Group B, a scoreless draw against Ireland in Brisbane was enough for Nigeria to push through.
second half, minute 99, match ended second half, minute 96. Substitution for Australia, Charlotte Grant in, Katrina Gorry outGoal after penalty kick during second half, minute 94 by Australia’s Stephanie Catley. 0, 4.Canada Australia end
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second half, minute 84. Substitution for Australia, Clare Polkinghorne in, Emily Van Egmond outYellow card for Mackenzie Arnold of Australia during second half, minute 81second half, minute 78. Substitution for Canada, Olivia Smith in, Quinn outsecond half, minute 75. Australia substitution, Cortnee Vine in, Hayley Raso outYellow card for Australia’s Emily Van Egmond in second half, minute 68second half, minute 64.Canada substitution, Evelyne Viens in, Adriana Leon outGoal in second half, minute 58 by Mary Fowler of Australia. 0, 3.Canada Australia end
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second half, minute 46 match started halftime, 13h09. Substitution at Canada, Cloé Lacasse in, Christine Sinclair off, 13h09. Substitution at Canada, Deanne Rose in, Jordyn Huitema at rest, 13h07. Substitution at Canada, Allysha Chapman in, Jayde Riviere out first half, minute 53 match endedGoal during first half, minute 39 by Australia’s Hayley Raso. 0, 2.Canada Australia end
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Goal in 1st half, minute 9 by Australia’s Hayley Raso. 0, 1.Canada Australia end
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