The Matildas captured the imagination of Australia in 2023, but even they may have met their match as they prepare for the final round of Olympic qualifying.
Sam Kerr and co. have left an indelible mark on the Australian sporting landscape with their semi-final run and ultimately fourth place finish at the Women’s World Cup.The Matildas’ heart-wrenching semi-final loss to England even hit 11.15m viewers, making it the highest rated TV program since OzTam records had been kept in 2001.
Australia are set to play Uzbekistan after they dismantled Chinese Taipei on Wednesday night, with the first leg away, before the February 28 match at home.Aussie star Steph Catley said on Tuesday that it would be “pretty incredible” to play the tie at the MCG.that they’d be looking to book in the biggest stadium possible.
the next biggest stadium on the east coach is Accor Stadium, which will be hosting Swift concerts much closer to the date of the match against Uzbekistan.
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