The Matildas are up against European champions England in their Women's World Cup semifinal at Stadium Australia in Sydney, with both sides aiming for a spot in the final for the first time. Follow live.
By Georgie Hewson
Students at Matildas star Ellie Carpenter's primary school in Cowra NSW have decked out in green and gold to support the team tonight. Mulyan Public School principal Cath Briggs says there are big displays around the school celebrating the team."We're taking photos and videos that we'll send to Ellie showing the students screaming and yelling and wishing the Matildas all the best."Reporting by Tim Fookes
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