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We now know the four countries that will contest the semis. the u.s., unfortunately for them, getting knocked out against the swedes. this shootout between australia and france was amazing. it was 0-0 after 120 minutes. she goes again. it was saved again. the two countries incredibly were still 0-0. a really tough moment indeed for the 19-year-old player. then comes the moment. all the pressure on courtney vine, who somehow keeps her calm playing in her very first world cup.

But to get there, my god! the drama! australia faced france, in one of the most dramatic games of the tournament. look, theyve had such a roller—coaster ride, with this nervy win against ireland in their first game, their loss against nigeria, their win against canada and their win against denmark to bring them to this moment against france. they were neck—and—neck from the very first minute, until the penalty shoot—out. and you could just hear the collective gasps and intakes of breath ...

And intakes of breath with every hit and every miss. and then courtney vine delivered that winning penalty for australia. and just the immensity of this moment, the fact that the matildas have made history, theyve gone further than theyve ever gone before in a womens world cup. you could see people absorbing that moment and processing it and erupting into cheers. and then, on to england and colombia. some of the fans actually stayed to watch england, such is the love for the lionesses. i think t...

On the stroke of half time, lauren hemp making the most of a goalkeeping error and pouncing on the loose ball. and the winner camejust after the hour mark — alessia russo capitalisinbg on more poor colombia defending. so they reach the semis, again. it should be an amazing occasion against australia. its really exciting, today was like an away game too. and ifind we are all excited we are going to play them and for them it is a very special moment too, and it will be full of australian people ...

Face the hosts but also to be in a world cup semifinal. keeping the dream alive. earlier, australia reach the semifinals for the first time. and what drama for them too in brisbane. they knocked out france on penalties, which went the distance and finished 7—6, after the game had ended goalless. courtney vine with the kick that sent the brisbane stadium wild with delight. england captain harry kane is hoping to win his first trophy with new club bayern munich after completing his $100 million ...

Of breath with every hit and every miss. and then courtney vine delivered that winning penalty for australia. and just the immensity of this moment, the fact that the matildas have made history, theyve gone further than theyve ever gone before in a womens world cup. you could see just people absorbing that moment and processing it and just erupting into cheers. and then, onto england and colombia. and some of the fans actually stayed to watch england, such is the love for the lionesses. and i th...

England have secured a place in the semifinal of the womens world cup with a 2—1 victory over colombia in sydney. the lionesses fell behind in the first half, but managed to equalise just before the break. they then took the lead in the second half with a stellar shot from alessia russo. england will now face australia in the last four on wednesday after the co—hosts beat france 7—6 on penalties. nick stoll is an australian sports journalist and football producer. he told me about that pen...

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