Why Matildas won’t take their foot off the gas against minnows Chinese Taipei

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Why Matildas won’t take their foot off the gas against minnows Chinese Taipei
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Australia are still in the dark over the identity of their opponents in the Olympic qualifying third-phase play-offs. They do know that a bagful of goals against Chinese Taipei certainly won’t do them any harm.

The Matildas know they are through to the final round of Olympic qualifying, but still have no clarity around who they could face in the final hurdle to Paris 2024.

But teams are still in the dark about what format the Asian Football Confederation will use to determine who plays who. Steph Catley will be around for Australia’s third game against Chinese Taipei, but Ellie Carpenter and Emily van Egmond have returned to their clubs.“It is a bit of a weird situation,” Matildas vice-captain Steph Catley said on Tuesday. “Because I suppose we could come up against someone like Japan, and then one of us would be out.

“I mean, that would be pretty incredible,” she said. “I think Liverpool has played there, right? And that was pretty cool, right? I’m never going to say no to that. So yeah, James , if you’re listening, the MCG.”

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