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Canada 0-4 Australia: Co-hosts keep Women’s World Cup dream alive as Olympic champions go out

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Australia’s co-hosts, Australia and New Zealand, kept their Women’s World Cup dreams alive with a dominant 4-0 victory over Canada. In a game they had to win to avoid elimination, the Matildas impressed the crowd at the Melbourne Rectangular Stadium with their dynamic performance.

Hayley Raso played a pivotal role, scoring two goals in the first half. Mary Fowler also found the net, and Steph Catley added a late penalty to seal the victory. The win ensured that Australia finished at the top of Group B, even without the participation of star player Sam Kerr, who was named on the bench but didn’t take part in the match.

On the other hand, Canada faced disappointment as they suffered their first group-stage exit from the Women’s World Cup since 2011. Their exit was marked by a frustrating performance against the fired-up Australian team. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to match the performance of the United States, who had previously held both the World Cup and Olympic crowns simultaneously in 1999 and 2015.

With this victory, Australia secured their place in the last-16 stage and will face the runners-up of Group D, which could potentially be England. The match is scheduled to take place at Stadium Australia in Sydney on 7 August. Australia’s triumph came with a spirited performance on the field, while the fans in the stadium and around the world celebrated the team’s success in the Women’s World Cup.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Women’s World Cup

What was the final score of the match between Australia and Canada in the Women’s World Cup?

The final score of the match between Australia and Canada in the Women’s World Cup was 4-0 in favor of Australia.

Who were the goal scorers for Australia in the match?

Hayley Raso scored twice, Mary Fowler found the net, and Steph Catley converted a late penalty for Australia.

Did Sam Kerr play in the match for Australia?

No, Sam Kerr did not play in the match. She was named on the bench but did not participate in the game due to a calf injury.

What does Australia’s victory mean for their Women’s World Cup journey?

Australia’s victory ensured their progression to the last-16 stage of the Women’s World Cup, where they will face the runners-up from Group D.

How did Canada perform in the Women’s World Cup group stage?

Canada’s performance in the Women’s World Cup group stage was disappointing as they suffered their first group-stage exit since 2011.

When and where will Australia’s last-16 match take place?

Australia’s last-16 match is scheduled to be held at Stadium Australia in Sydney on 7 August.

How many goals has Christine Sinclair scored in World Cups?

Christine Sinclair was unable to score in this World Cup, thus not becoming the first player to score at six World Cups.

Who were the top performers in the match according to player ratings?

Caitlin Foord was named the player of the match with an average rating of 8.81 for Australia, while the highest-rated player for Canada was Fleming with an average rating of 5.75.

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