Australia has made history by qualifying for the semifinals of world of Australia and New Zealand after leaving the canal at France. The 50,000 spectators who came to Brisbane witnessed a goalless draw in regulation time and, after extra time in which nothing changed, a dramatic and lengthy penalty shootout in which the locals ended up victorious (7-6). . Vine scored the final and decisive goal to unleash the general frenzy.
The first half could have ended with an advantage for France. Diana (8′, out) and lock (12′ and 32′, high and stop of arnold) had a goal in their boots, but it came to nil at half time because, to a large extent, the players from Herve Renard They did not play with the expected intensity. Australia, who stood up, had the clearest of the match afterwards Van Egmond recover the ball in the small area, return it and fowlerreally alone before the door, will run to Almeida goal mouth five minutes before the break.
At the restart he changed the script and Australia went into another gear, for the game against a France they thought they could beat. The entrance to the field sam kerr (55′) and a sharp Fowler shepherded the ‘Matildas’, supported by their unconditional fans from the stands. Haley Satin, signed this summer by Real Madrid, had a good chance after a good shot, but Peyraud-Magnin cleared the ball for a corner kick (57′). Australia and France went 90′ without scoring and reached extra time.
In the first part of extra time, a goal was disallowed against France after Renard was handled in the area (100′) and just three minutes later Australian Vine, who had just entered the field for Haley Raso, stayed at the gate of 1. -0 after forcing a ball centered by Foord (103′). As extra time continued, Peyraud-Magnin prevented a powerful ball from Becho from going into the back of the net. The Lyon striker repeated the attempt at 120′. As the players tired and the game continued to be delayed, it went to penalties. It’s like they even asked for it. New, a strategic change in France: Peyraud-Magnin’s Durand under the sticks.
Diani, Renard, Le Sommer, Geyoro, Karchaoui and Lakrar scored for France and Bacha, Perisset, Dali and Becho were unlucky. For Australia they got Foord, Sam Kerr, Fowler, Gorry, Yallop, Carpenter and Vine. Katley, Arnold (goalkeeper) and Hunt failed.
Source: La Verdad
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