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Sportsday

for them, it was about the journey of their women's team. each of every one of you, the matildas, should hold your head high. thank you, thank you, thank you for everything you've done. 75,000 fans were in the stadium, but the lionesses silenced the aussie roar. walking about a team that's unified, that together, — walking about a team that's unified, that together, that's _ walking about a team that's unified, that together, that's got _ walking about a team that's unified, that together, that's got high - that together, that's got high quality— that together, that's got high quality and _ that together, that's got high quality and talent. _ that together, that's got high quality and talent. they - that together, that's got high i quality and talent. they always respond. — quality and talent. they always respond. they— quality and talent. they always respond, they always - quality and talent. they always respond, they always react. ifl quality and talent. they always i respond, they always react. if you look at _ respond, they always react. if you took at that — respond, they always react. if you look at that england's _ respond, they always react. if you look at that england's women's i respond, they always react. if you - look at that england's women's team, how they— look at that england's women's team, how they respond _ look at that england's women's team, how they respond to _ look at that england's women's team, how they respond to challenges - look at that england's women's team, how they respond to challenges in - how they respond to challenges in games _ how they respond to challenges in games they— how they respond to challenges in games they are _ how they respond to challenges in games they are a _ how they respond to challenges in games. they are a beacon - how they respond to challenges in games. they are a beacon of - how they respond to challenges in games. they are a beacon of lighti games. they are a beacon of light and what — games. they are a beacon of light and what you _ games. they are a beacon of light and what you should _ games. they are a beacon of light and what you should follow - games. they are a beacon of light and what you should follow and l games. they are a beacon of light . and what you should follow and how it rote _ and what you should follow and how it rote modets— and what you should follow and how it role models should _ and what you should follow and how it role models should perform. - journalists from both countries were impressed. england knew it was going to be a cauldron and there would be against a wave of noise, and they knew their game plan was to possess the ball and stifle that by quieting the crowd.

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acknowledged england's victory. for them, it was about the journey of their women's team. each of every one of you, the matildas, should hold your head high. thank you, thank you, thank you for everything you have done. 75,000 fans were in the stadium, but the lionesses silenced the aussie roar. you can see they were at absolute beacon _ you can see they were at absolute beacon of — you can see they were at absolute beacon of tight _ you can see they were at absolute beacon of light that _ you can see they were at absolute beacon of light that england - you can see they were at absolute| beacon of light that england team. but watching in the stadium last nightjournalists from both countries were impressed with england's performance. england knew it was going to be a cauldron and there would be against a wave of noise, and they knew their game plan was to possess the ball and stifle that by quieting the crowd.

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Basheer's massive Matildas moments

Renowned broadcaster talks about calling the Matildas ahead of Wednesday's World Cup semi-final

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Sportsday

so for us, we thrive in those moments. these lionesses know that they're about to face their toughest test yet at this tournament, trying to overcome not only their opponents, australia, but also a huge and hostile crowd here at the national stadium. but if they needed inspiration, 20 years ago, england's rugby union team won the world cup right here by beating australia, one of english sport's greatest ever moments. the matildas�* journey to a first semi—final has gripped the nation with record viewing figures and ticket sales. they've really grown with us throughout this whole tournament, from all over the country has been absolutely unreal and they're really like a 12th men out there for us. and i really do believe they've gotten us over the line on more times than once. so, yeah, they're going to be vital for us tomorrow. australia's enjoyed the upper hand so far this summer. its men's and women's cricket teams retaining the ashes and its netballers beating england in the world cup final.

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Sportsday

in front of a really intense, full stadium. for the women's game, that's what we want. that's what we expect now at these big tournaments, especially in a semi—final. so for us, we thrive in those moments. these lionesses know that they're about to face their toughest test yet at this tournament, trying to overcome not only their opponents, australia, but also a huge and hostile crowd here at the national stadium. but if they needed inspiration, 20 years ago, england's rugby union team won the world cup right here by beating australia, one of english sport's greatest ever moments. the matildas' journey to a first semi—final has gripped the nation with record viewing figures and ticket sales. they've really grown with us throughout this whole tournament, from all over the country has been absolutely unreal and they're really like a 12th men out there for us. and i really do believe they've gotten us over the line on more times than once. so, yeah, they're going to be vital for us tomorrow. australia's enjoyed the upper hand so far this summer.

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HARDtalk

leaders of a global wildlife gang have been convicted over smuggling and trading the scales of african pangolins. hello, i�m mark ashdown. well, it�s a rivalry for the ages — australia versus england. both teams are hoping to make history by reaching the women�s world cup finalfor the first time when they meet in sydney in just a few hours� time. there�s some friendly rivalry on the front pages this morning. the sun newspaper here in the uk calls on the lionesses to waltz past the matildas. meantime, sydney�s daily telegraph has been rebranded the daily tillygraph and called the match—up "the smashes" — a cheeky nod to the cricket last month. we can speak now to former matilda tal karp.

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BBC News

expecting 80,000 tonight, the last game was the largest watched game since the sydney 2000 olympics, we have not had more people watching the tv since then, everyone is glued to the screen for this big game, and there will be no waltzing past the matildas, how shocking is that. i waltzing past the matildas, how shocking is that.— shocking is that. i think the lionesses _ shocking is that. i think the lionesses are _ shocking is that. i think the lionesses are hungry. - shocking is that. i think the lionesses are hungry. you | lionesses are hungry. you touched on the olympics, these big sporting occasions are so important for our nations, and australia has a rich sporting pedigree anyway, what kind of legacy will remain after this world cup, it has been a huge success? �* , , ., success? it's been a huge success. _ success? it's been a huge success, exceptional, - success? it's been a huge success, exceptional, i. success? it's been a huge i success, exceptional, i have never seen so many people glued to the tv around the round ball game, we have a game the australian foot lee, afl captures the collective consciousness a lot, the round ball game does not often get traction but right now no—one

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BBC News

smuggling and trading the scales of african pangolins. hello, i'm mark ashdown. well, it's a rivalry for the ages — australia versus england. both teams are hoping to make history by reaching the women's world cup finalfor the first time when they meet in sydney in just a few hours�* time. there's some friendly rivalry on the front pages this morning. the sun newspaper here in the uk calls on the lionesses to waltz past the matildas. meantime, sydney's daily telegraph has been rebranded the daily tillygraph and called the match—up "the smashes" — a cheeky nod to the cricket last month. we can speak now to former matilda tal karp. she joins us now from sydney.

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England's Lionesses hope to waltz past Matildas as they take on Australia for place in...

England are into their first Women's World Cup Final after beating Australia 3-1, following brilliance from Lauren Hemp as Matildas superstar Sam Kerr botched her chances.

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Richard Marles 'resigns' as minister, hands over defence responsibilities to Mackenzie Arnold for Matildas World Cup match

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has taken his support for the Matildas to the next level, offering to temporarily relinquish his defence responsibilities.

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