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Outnumbered in the stadium because i heard a lot of australian fans after the matilda s were kicked out by england had switched allegiance to spain and they re going to support spain. but i ve spent a day with them today and they are motivated, they are confident. yes, of course there are some nerves but it s amazing to see how many england fans have travelled that this tournament to be close to the team and make their voices heard in the stands. what a tournament it has been. it s the first time it s come to the southern hemisphere. 32 teams competing and whoever wins today, they will be picking up the trophy they will be picking up the trophy the first time. this tournament has shown how far the women s game has come but it has also brought so many more fans to the winning s game and brought it to the world attention. they started the big date early on, for a practice run of chanting. not
Oh, my god. i don t think we have time for all of them so i will tell you of the top of my head, the matilda madness has to have been one of the top highlights. this is one of the top highlights. this is one of its countries that usually is done by this team but this team has converted the matilda s to a soccer loving nation. the recognition for their team has captured the nation s imagination but i will say as well, a moment that i don t think we would have lived through is when the united states, the former world champions were kicked out of the tournament with their start missing that crucial penalty shoot out. speaking of penalty shoot out, england and nigeria and australia and france cook, i think we ve all aged ten years watching that. we will be back with you before it ends
Tonight will be the team that wins the world cup, i d0~ i do, i think the matildas have been fantastic, the lionesses have been brilliant, i think it will be a real battle, but it ll be an entertaining one. following the euros, you re keen tojust build on that success and there is a real momentum back home now for women s football, the women s game isjust going from strength to strength thanks to what the lionesses did last year and i think they re hoping to replicate it tonight and on sunday. the fans are starting early, just behind me eight curious farming to get into the fan zone, we are five hours away. matilda madness is all around us but the lionesses fans tell me when they are in the stadium the fans are going to see and hear them. coverage starts at ten o clock this morning. in about an hour, the government