Matildas vs france radio

Here's everything you need to know before they take to the pitch tomorrow night. The match is on Saturday August

Julie Dolan, the first ever captain of the Matildas says the team have shown "maturity" throughout the tournament, and getting through to the quarter final largely without star player Sam Kerr has made them a much more confident team. In this episode. Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Share Facebook X formerly Twitter. Broadcast 10 Aug 10 Aug Thu 10 Aug at pm. Full Episode.

Matildas vs france radio

Hosts Australia bid to keep their dreams of winning their first World Cup on home soil alive on Friday 11th August as they face France in the quarter-finals. In a tournament hardly short of storylines, the Matildas, tipped by many as dark horses before a ball was kicked, have had to deal with setbacks on their route to the last eight — such as talisman Sam Kerr not playing a minute due to injury and a group stage defeat to Nigeria. But Tony Gustavsson's side are good value for their place in the quarter-finals and secured it with a comprehensive victory against Denmark in the Round of Two contrasting tactical approaches and a pair of teams brimming with confidence means it's hard to pick a winner, but a place in the semi-final against either England or Colombia will be the reward for whoever can hold their nerve. Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information. Fans can tune in to live stream the match on ITVX. The platform is available across a host of devices from smart TVs to laptops, tablets and smartphones. In working partnership with the Radio Times , bet has provided the following betting odds for this event:. For all the latest football odds and more, visit bet today. Min deposit requirement. Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of bets to value of qualifying deposit. Min odds, bet and payment method exclusions apply. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake. Note — The bonus code RT does not change the offer amount in any way. Our Football newsletter: news, views and previews of this week's games on TV.

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Matildas super-sub Mary Fowler has scored the match-winner in a victory over Women's World Cup hosts France in their final hit-out less than a week before the edition. Fowler came on at half-time with the friendly match at Docklands Stadium tied at and did exactly what coach Tony Gustavsson would have wanted, providing a clinical finish in the 66th minute. After creating but failing to convert a number of first-half opportunities through Caitlin Foord and Sam Kerr, Fowler made her chance count after Kyra Cooney-Cross broke down the right wing and found Hayley Raso. Raso's well timed and directed cross found year-old Fowler in the middle of the box and she coolly clotted past France goalkeeper Pauline Peyraud-Magnin. Despite friendly status, the fixture between world number five France and 10th-ranked Australia had plenty of physicality and it may have proved costly for both teams. Matildas midfielder Tameka Yallop tried to play on but had to be taken off after hyper-extending her left knee in a clash, while French winger Selma Bacha was stretchered off with a lower leg injury. It could have been worse, as it was for their first World Cup opponent. The Matildas kick off their campaign proper at Sydney's Olympic stadium on Thursday against Ireland, but the visitors will be lacking the full benefits of a final hit-out. Their last pre-tournament clash with Colombia was called off after 20 minutes because it became "overly physical".

Matildas vs france radio

After the Matildas booked their spot in the last eight with a win over Denmark on Monday night, they watched on as France recorded an emphatic win over Morocco to put the competition on notice. Stream 7NEWS for the latest on your club. Stream for free on 7plus.

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Fans can tune in to live stream the match on ITVX. You can unsubscribe at any time. Kick-off time, TV coverage and live stream details. Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio. Sam Kerr, who's been benched with a calf injury, played for 10 minutes in the game against Denmark on Monday. The match is on Saturday August AAP: Joel Carrett. Show more. Min deposit requirement. Duration: 11 minutes 27 seconds 11 m. But Tony Gustavsson's side are good value for their place in the quarter-finals and secured it with a comprehensive victory against Denmark in the Round of Note — The bonus code RT does not change the offer amount in any way. France, known as Les Bleues The Blues. Returns exclude Bet Credits stake.

The Matildas have beaten France in a dramatic sudden-death penalty shootout in Brisbane, with Mackenzie Arnold and Cortnee Vine the heroes. Australian keeper Arnold saved three French spotkicks, while missing one of her own in a penalty spectacular that had 49, fans in Brisbane Stadium on tenterhooks.

In working partnership with the Radio Times , bet has provided the following betting odds for this event:. Get the ABC listen app Take your favourite podcasts and radio with you. More from ABC. The best TV and entertainment news in your inbox Sign up to receive our newsletter! Ned Holmes. In a tournament hardly short of storylines, the Matildas, tipped by many as dark horses before a ball was kicked, have had to deal with setbacks on their route to the last eight — such as talisman Sam Kerr not playing a minute due to injury and a group stage defeat to Nigeria. Download the ABC listen app to text and call your favourite live radio. More like this. Share on facebook. Min deposit requirement. Check out our live football on TV guide for the latest times and information. Email to a friend. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work.