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smuggling and trading the scales of african pangolins. hello, i m mark ashdown. well, it s a rivalry for the ages australia versus england. both teams are hoping to make history by reaching the women s world cup finalfor the first time when they meet in sydney in just a few hours time. there s some friendly rivalry on the front pages this morning. the sun newspaper here in the uk calls on the lionesses to waltz past the matildas. meantime, sydney s daily telegraph has been rebranded the daily tillygraph and called the match up the smashes a cheeky nod to the cricket last month. we can speak now to former matilda tal karp. she joins us now from sydney.