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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Sport
Jonathan Howcroft

Australia 2-0 Denmark: Women’s World Cup 2023 last 16 – as it happened

Matildas captain Sam Kerr and goalscorer Caitlin Foord during the round of 16 Women’s World Cup 2023 match against Denmark at Stadium Australia.
Matildas captain Sam Kerr and goalscorer Caitlin Foord during the round of 16 Women’s World Cup 2023 match against Denmark at Stadium Australia. Photograph: Matt King/FIFA/Getty Images

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Summary

Thank you for joining me tonight for another memorable moment in this incredible World Cup. Australia go marching on courtesy of a second excellent tournament victory in a row. It featured another clean sheet, clinical finishing, and even some minutes for Sam Kerr.

With England wobbling in Brisbane, and the US and Germany on flights home, the draw is starting to open up for the hosts. The Matildas will start as favourites against either France or Morocco on Saturday.

To keep up with the build-up to that clash, and everything going on in the women’s game, make sure you sign-up to the Moving the Goalposts newsletter. I’ll leave you to do that, freshen up, and catch you back here on the weekend.

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