FEMALE WORLD FOOTBALL – TELAM Agency
The Australian national team, one of the hosts, advanced today to the semifinals of the Women’s World Cup by beating France 7-6 in definition with kicks from the penalty mark, after drawing 0-0 during the match, in the contest that it is played in Australia and New Zealand.
The match took place in the Australian city of Brisbane and the definition was extensive and exciting after 20 shots were executed, 10 for each team.
Now Australia awaits the winner of the match that from 7:30 (Argentina time) will play England, current European champion, and Colombia, one of the revelations of the contest, in Sydney.
The definition was long and with good effectiveness on the part of the performers, with 13 shots out of 20 converted. In the tenth shot by side, the Australian Cortnee Vive converted and then the ocean goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold deflected the shot to the gala Vicki Becho.
The Australians twice had the chance to win converting but both times they had missed, the second time with a shot from their goalkeeper Arnold that hit the post.
The first semifinal will be played by Spain and Sweden next Tuesday at the Eden Park Stadium in Auckland (New Zealand) from 5:00. The Iberians eliminated the Netherlands and Sweden against Japan in the quarterfinals.
Source: Ambito
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