Australia makes it through to Women's World Cup semifinals seeking history for Matildas

There will be a first-time winner of the Women’s World Cup this year. Maybe, just maybe, it will be host country Australia.
There will be a first-time winner of the Women’s World Cup this year. Maybe, just maybe, it will be host country Australia. The Matildas are co-hosting this tournament with New Zealand. They became the first home team since the United States in 1999 to win a quarterfinal in nine Women’s World Cups. Australia has reached its first semifinal in team history and faces England on Wednesday for a chance to play for the title. Spain plays Sweden on Tuesday in the first semifinal. Spain has never before reached this stage of the tournament while Sweden has been to the finals four times.

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