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By Emily Patterson and Anna PavlouAugust 16, 2023 - 1:32PM
Matildas' tearful end
Hayley Raso is successful tears arsenic she contemplates the Matildas' nonaccomplishment to England.
Wearing her trademark ribbon successful her hair, Raso was industrious against England but was incapable to eke retired the accidental Australia had needed successful a heartbreaking 3-1 loss.
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What mightiness person been
Matildas stars (L-R) Hayley Raso, Ellie Carpenter, Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord slump into their chairs connected the interchange seat aft their imagination of winning the World Cup was crushed successful the semi last by England.
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A aureate girl's lonely reflection
Sam Kerr takes a spot connected the seat and reflects connected what mightiness person been aft missing respective aureate chances aft dragging the Matildas backmost into the crippled with an astonishing goal.
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Pure devastation
A devastated Sam Kerr sits connected the transportation wondering what mightiness person been aft the World Cup semi final.
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England coach's classy motion
Matildas vice skipper Steph Catley is consoled by England manager Sarina Wiegman aft slumping to the turf aft full-time.
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The fairy communicative is over
Sam Kerr and Matildas teammates convey the Stadium Australia assemblage aft losing their semi last to England.
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Pure emotion
Matildas forwards Emily van Egmond and Sam Kerr are devastated aft their destiny is sealed successful a heartbreaking nonaccomplishment to England.
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Russo seals it
Alessia Russo celebrates aft scoring England's 3rd extremity against Australia.
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Aussies nether pressure
Australia's Sam Kerr looks dejected aft England's 2nd goal.
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Advantage Lionesses
Lauren Hemp celebrates aft scoring England's 2nd goal.
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Get 'round her
Hayley Raso jumps connected the backmost of Sam Kerr aft she scored successful the 2nd half.
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Oh captain, my captain
Sam Kerr celebrates aft scoring Australia's archetypal goal.
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The nation's hero
Sam Kerr of Australia celebrates scoring the equaliser against England.
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Kerr nails it
Mary Earps of England dives successful vain arsenic Sam Kerr of Australia scores.
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Half clip reset
Mackenzie Arnold looks connected with a steely glare against England.
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Gustavsson backs his skipper
Tony Gustavsson instructs Sam Kerr.
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Back's against the wall
Sam Kerr of Australia reacts aft England's opening goal.
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Gorry successful crippled 100
Katrina Gorry of Australia is tackled by Ella Toone of England.
Gorry is playing her 100th nationalist headdress this evening.
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Australia stunned
Caitlin Foord, Sam Kerr and Clare Polkinghorne of the Matildas respond aft England scores archetypal successful their semi-final clash.
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Toone sends emotion backmost home
Ella Toone celebrates aft scoring England's archetypal goal.
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England draws archetypal blood
Ella Toone of England scores the opening extremity of the Matildas' semi final.
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