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How the Matildas ignited a women's sport movement
Western Sydney Wanderers defender Clare Hunt played every minute of every match during her first World Cup. Picture Getty Images
'It's really hard to take': What our heartbroken Matildas said
Matildas player Steph Catley and Ellie Carpenter share the pain of Wednesday night's semi-final loss to England at Stadium Australia. Picture by Adam McLean
How Matildas players hope this World Cup is 'just the beginning'
Sell-outs crowds have repeatedly turned up to watch the Matildas in action at the World Cup. Picture by Adam McLean
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Matildas' World Cup dreams over but plenty to still celebrate
Ellla Toone celebrates the opening goal of Wednesday night's World Cup semi-final between England and Australia at Stadium Australia. Picture by Adam McLean
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Kerr, Polkinghorne into Matildas' semi-final starting side
Sam Kerr juggles the ball at Matildas training in Sydney on Tuesday. Picture Getty Images
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'These people are on a mission': Why rest is the best tactic for Matildas to beat England
The Matildas have used a lot of physical and emotional energy. Picture Getty Images
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