After shaking off the rust against Iran, Australia take on fellow Women's World Cup side the Philippines at a sold-out Perth Stadium.
2-0, the Matildas are aiming for a more convincing performance against fellow Women's World Cup team the Philippines at a sold-out Perth Stadium.
Both sides have the chance to top Group A after securing wins on the first match day, with 60,000 fans expected for what could be a record crowd for an Australian women's football match outside of the World Cup.Some torn allegiances in this family. Sad Japan Kid is just preparing himself for when the Matildas win the next Asian Cup, I bet.
Both Australia and the Philippines secured wins on the first match day last week, with the Philippines scything apart Chinese Taipei 4-1.The winner of tonight's game will therefore go to the top of the group in front of what is set to be a record crowd for a women's football match in Australia outside of the Women's World Cup, with around 60,000 fans piling into Perth Stadium.
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