we should also talk about your goalie, mckenzie arnold, who saved four penalties then stepped up to takehe actually hit the bar. it was just unbelievable. every single shot that was taken, it was doing at this roller—coaster of back and forward. it was extraordinary. it was incredible. even that moment from the cangiano, for her to miss what would have been the winning penalty and then had the composure and relax yourself to be able to make further staves and not let her completely crushed by missing a crucial penalty —— even that moment from mckenzie arnold. every penalty felt like it was a dramatic moment, whether it almost hit the post, got denied, both teams had multiple chances to win the penalty shoot—out. it was absolutely incredible, but itjust sums up this team, this matildas, it is all about never say die, going to the end, they had to go right to the end of 90 minutes, write to the end of hundred and 20 minutes, write to the end of ten penalties to make it out. there was talk of cardiologist being called because so many people had their heart rates rising. it really is a speci

we should also - talk about your goalkeeper, mckenzie arnold, he saved four penalties and he steppedunbelievable. and then every single shot taken, it was doing this roller—coaster of back and forward, it was extraordinary. it was incredible, even that moment for mckenzie arnold who has had an incredible but tournament again, to miss what would have been the winning penalty and have the composure and relax herself to make further saves and not let her confidence be crushed by missing a crucial penalty was incredible. like you say, every single penalty felt like there was a dramatic moment, whether it almost hit the post, whether it almost hit the post, whether it almost hit the post, whether it got denied. both teams had multiple chances to win the penalty shoot—out. so it was absolutely incredible. but itjust sums up this team come at the matildas, it is all about never say die, going to the end and they had to go right to the end of 90 minutes, write to the end of 120 minutes, write to the end of 120 minutes and write to the end of ten penalties to make it happen. in australia, the

we have been hearing from mckenzie arnold, the goalkeeper of australia, and from sarina wiegman, aboutrivalry. being knocked out by anyone is kind of unthinkable. there's probably a lot of english people that would love to see us knocked out by england, but i think there's more australians that would love to see england knocked out by us. so in terms of the rivalry, again we have such big rivalries with so many different countries, so it'sjust another game for us. obviously, england are such a top team, like tony has been talking about, but we have been taking one game at a time and it seems to be working for us so far, and that will be the same tomorrow night. i asked the players and i asked staff, and for them, we don't feel that rivalry that much. the main thing is that there was a lot of rivalry in rugby and cricket, and last week on netball, so we just know it is a very competitive game. lots of players from australia also play in the women's super league so they know each other really well and of course they want to beat us and we want to beat them. that is the main competitivene

aussie keeper mckenzie arnold making four saves. arnold is moved off her line. dolly goes again.h, because it's saved again. the two countries still level after 18 kicks, would you believe, and then a really crucial pivotal moment as the french team, vickie becho striking the post. a really tough moment for the 19-year-old player. and then comes the moment of the match. the all-important to decide the 20th spot kick p & all the focus now on courtney vine, who somehow keeps her calm, playing in her very first world cup. nerves of steel. and she makes no mistake from 12 yards out to seal her place in history. her country's place in history as well. a winning kick, sending the capacity crowd into joy unconfined. heartbreak for the french. history and hysteria. unconfined for the aussies, who win an amazing shootout 7-6. >> yeah, obviously i was incredibly disappointed. i could have won the game for the girls. and to miss it. but the way they rallied around me and just kept n. me in it, you know, at the end of the day it's my job to keep the ball out of the net and thankfully i could

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and mckenzie arnold, the matilda people, said something similar, but she did acknowledge the huge impact it seems to be working for us so far so that will be the same tomorrow night. i think england fans might be looking for revenge after the ashes and the nipple as well. the other semifinal in spain —— the netball as well. the other semifinal is spain against sweden, sweden the favourites as they put the usa out and the other top team. in a few hours england will know who they might be facing in the final if they get past australia tomorrow, that is a big. thank you very much, we will be back later on. with sweden playing spain this morning, we had to show you this. this is the head coach of sweden yesterday at the pre—match press conference, or rather, leaving the press conference. at least, that's what he was trying to do. 0nly found his way into a broom cupboard, didn't he? he will hope his players find the girl better than he can work his way out of a room. —— find the gold better. he will never live that down. i'm sure the players are still winding him up about it! a bit of pollen