The term “Matildas” refers to the national women’s soccer team of Australia. The team represents Australia in international women’s soccer competitions and is governed by Football Australia. The nickname “Matildas” is derived from the Australian folk song “Waltzing Matilda,” which is an iconic expression of Australian culture. The Matildas have gained recognition for their achievements in women’s soccer, including participation in various FIFA Women’s World Cups and Olympic Games. The team’s colors are green and gold, reflecting the national colors of Australia. The Matildas are celebrated for promoting women’s sports and inspiring future generations of female athletes in Australia and beyond.
The Matildas faced off against the USA in Glendale, Arizona, without star player Sam Kerr due to injury. Despite Kerr's absence, Australia's team showcased confidence with four strategic lineup changes.…