Matildas credibility has been greatly enhanced: Sermanni
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Matildas credibility has been greatly enhanced: Sermanni

Matildas coach Tom Sermanni believes the teams performances at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in China, has greatly enhanced Australia’s credibility in the international women’s football community and sees bright things ahead for the game in this country.

Matildas run comes to end with narrow loss to Brazil
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Matildas run comes to end with narrow loss to Brazil

The Matildas run at the FIFA Women’s World Cup has come to end, but only after a brave effort where they pushed a classy Brazilian side right to the end, before finally succumbing 3-2 in Tianjin, China.

Alicia Ferguson Interview
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Alicia Ferguson Interview

Alicia Ferguson has played in big tournaments before and knows from experience how daunting they can be.

Matildas quarter final showdown with Brazil live on SBS
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Matildas quarter final showdown with Brazil live on SBS

The Matildas quarter final showdown agaisnt Brazil at the FIFA Women's World Cup in Tianjin, China, will be broadcast live on SBS from 9.50pm (AEST).

Sermanni confident of lessons learned
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Sermanni confident of lessons learned

Australian coach Tom Sermanni believes his team’s ability to overcome its ordinary second half performance against Canada, will benefit them for the quarter final clash with Brazil at the FIFA Women’s World Cup.

McCallum goal one to saviour
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McCallum goal one to saviour

It was a goal that most of the male dead-ball specialists would have been proud to call their own, but in the wash-up of the last minute draw with Canada, Collette McCallum’s goal from a free kick has sort of been pushed into the background.

Salisbury hails Matildas achievement
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Salisbury hails Matildas achievement

Matildas captain Cheryl Salisbury has described the teams achievement of getting through to the quarter finals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup as a wonderful and is pleased it happened to this group of players.

Matildas to play Brazil in quarters
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Matildas to play Brazil in quarters

The Matildas will play Brazil in the quarter finals of the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup being held in China, following the completion of the group matches last night.

Salisbury secures dramatic quarter final spot
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Salisbury secures dramatic quarter final spot

Matildas captain Cheryl Salisbury has scored a dramatic last minute goal to send Australia through to the quarter finals of the FIFA Women’s World Cup, after a titanic struggle in Chengdu that ended 2-2 against Canada.

Delay won't impact on Matildas performance says Sermanni
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Delay won't impact on Matildas performance says Sermanni

Matildas coach Tom Sermanni doesn’t believe the last minute decision to postpone the match against Canada by 24 hours will have any major impact on his team.

Selection dilemma for Sermanni
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Selection dilemma for Sermanni

Matildas coach Tom Sermanni is faced with a selection dilemma for the do-or-die match against Canada on Wednesday evening in Chengdu, China, with a fully fit squad available to choose from.

Socceroos success spurs Ferguson
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Socceroos success spurs Ferguson

FIFA interview with Alicia Ferguson

Matildas at the Women's World Cup
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Matildas at the Women's World Cup

Jo Peters speaks her recovery from injury and the excitement in the lead up to the Canada match.

Matildas going for the win against Canada
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Matildas going for the win against Canada

The Matildas are determined to go for the jugular on Wednesday evening against Canada and try to achieve what many would have thought impossible – finish top of their group at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in China.

Sermanni to go full strength against Canada
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Sermanni to go full strength against Canada

Matildas coach Tom Sermanni will name his strongest possible team for the match against Canada, despite the magnificent performance of the team that took the park against Norway in Hangzhou Dragon Stadium last night.