For those eager to watch the girls in the green and gold in action, the Matildas will next compete against Brazil for two friendly matches that will take place on November 28 at Suncorp Stadium, and on December 1st at CBUS Super Stadium.
Kick-off will commence at 9pm and 7:35pm respectively and will be able to watch live for free on both Channel 10 and 10Bold.
Shortly after, the Matildas will play against Chinese Taipei for a further two international friendlies to take place on December 4th at AAMI Park, and December 7th at GMHBA Stadium. Kick-off will commence at 8pm and 7:30pm respectively and will also be able to stream live for free on Channel 10 and 10Bold.
Prior to this (and post their time at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games), the team played against Switzerland where they drew, and Germany where they won two-nil.
Matildas Recent Results
After their historic fourth-place finish at the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, the Matildas took to the pitch against several countries in order to secure their spot in the 2024 Women’s Olympic Football Tournament.
These included:
- Australia vs Iran (2 – 0)
- Australia vs Philippines (8 – 0)
- Australia vs Chinese Taipei (3 – 0)
- Australia vs Uzbekistan (3 – 0)
The Matildas also played a series of friendly matches on home soil and abroad as a means of helping the team, and less experienced players prepare for the Olympics.
These included:
- Canada vs Australia (2 – 1)
- Australia vs Mexico (2 – 0)
- Australia vs China PR (1 – 1)
- Australia vs China PR (2 – 0)
- Canada vs Australia (1 – 0)
- Canada vs Australia (5 – 0)
Matildas Paris 2024 Olympic Games Results
- Canada vs Australia (2 – 0)
- Germany vs Australia (3 – 0)
- Australia vs Zambia (6 – 5)
- USA vs Australia (2 – 1)
With the next FIFA Women’s World Cup not until 2027 and the next Olympic Games not until 2028 – a lot can happen in the meantime.
“We have to play at our club. We have to play well and stay injury-free. There might be a few more babies maybe. I don’t know. Four [and five] years is a long time but I hope the core group is still together,” Sam told reporters ahead of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup third-place play-off match against Sweden.
However, Sam hopes to retain some of the core members returning in 2027 and 2028.
“I hope to be here. I am only 29. I think most of us will still be here if we have the opportunity,” she said at the time.
“Of course, there will be people who come into the side and take someone’s position and people that might not want to keep playing but at the moment I haven’t heard talks of anyone retiring [apart from Lydia Williams].”
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