Gallery: Regional Australia turned green and gold for World Cup

As the FIFA Women's World Cup comes to an end, we looked back on all the best moment captured by ACM's regional photographers.

Canberrans crammed into Garema Place to watch the Matildas face France in the quarter final. It was a similar scene at Worth Place in Newcastle and at live sites across the Illawarra for the semi-final match.

Students in schools across the country dressed up in their best green and gold on game days, including those at Assumption School in Bathurst and Riverside Primary School in Launceston.

Matildas fan Addison Irvine, 7, cheers on the green and golds at the Canberra live site in Garema Place. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Leone Harvey of Fletcher at the Matildas live site at Worth Place in Newcastle. Picture by Jonathan Carroll

Nervous Newcastle fans watch on as the Matildas play France in the quarter final. Picture by Jonathan Carroll

Fans cheer on the Matildas from Globe Lane, Wollongong. Picture by Sylvia Liber

Holy Family Primary School students in Canberra could not contain their excitement when the Matildas made it to the semi-final. Picture by Elesa Kurtz

Koet Slik wears a yellow scarf in support to watch the Matildas in Wollongong. Picture by Sylvia Liber

Lucy Bladen, Bageshri Savyasachi and Brittney Levinson sport a Sam Kerr mask in support of the Matildas semi final match. Picture by Karleen Minney.

Matildas fans react in Garema place, Canberra while watching Australia V France in Shootouts. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Matildas fan Addison Irvine, 7, reacts while watching Australia V France in the Womens Soccer World Cup. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Noah Gildea, Hunter Jenkinson, Benjamin Knox, Nate Brilley, Hudson Thomas, and Dominic O'Connor dressed up to celebrate the Aussie girls in the semi-final. Picture by James Arrow

Tense fans watch on from Canberra's CBD during the semi-final. Picture by Gary Ramage

The Matilda's semi-final against England was almost too hard to watch for some young fans. Picture by Gary Ramage

Canberrans watching the Matildas semi-final match in the CBD. Picture by Gary Ramage

Fans watch on from the Canberra CBD. Picture by Gary Ramage

Fans watch the semi-finals match from the Canberra CBD. Picture by Gary Ramage

Matildas fans react in Garema place while watching Australia play France. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Matildas fan watch the Matildas quarter-final match from Garema Place, Canberra. Picture by Keegan Carroll

Matildas die hard Hayley Scott, 8, jumping for joy at the beginning of the FIFA Women's World Cup. Picture by Gary Ramage

Matildas wannabe Charlotte Scott, 4, roaring with pride for her national team. Picture by Gary Ramage

Madison Hughes (front) flanked by Grace Elliott, Millie Sattler, Ruby Parish, Henry Kaye and Rhys Woodiwiss at Riverside Primary School in Launceston. Picture by Rod Thompson

Annette van Egmond, Glendore Public School principal and mother of Matildas star Emily van Egmond, surrounded by excited students in Newcastle. Picture by Marina Neil

Matilda Myers, 9, Wagga's biggest Tillies fan cheered on the team from Wagga, NSW. Picture by Ash Smith

All the emotions were on display as Matildas fans in Newcastle watched the semi-final match. Picture by Marina Neil

Millie Humphrey, 13, Bree Collins, Khloe Casey, 11, Mike Collins, Jess Humphrey and Jett Casey, 9 cheering on the Matildas from Newcastle. Picture by Simone De Peak

Fans at the Bar Beach Bowling Club, Newcastle. Picture by Madeline Link

Sophie Casey, Khloe Casey, Maisie Humfrey, Jess Humfrey, and Jett Casey watch the Matildas from Newcastle, NSW. Picture by Simone De Peak

At Glendore Public School in Newcastle, Principal Annette Van Egmond - mother of star Matildas midfielder Emily Van Egmond - returned from leave to celebrate the team's quarter finals win against France with her students.