The Young Matildas just beat Nepal 11-1. 😮 Mary Fowler scored 5 goals!

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The Young Matildas just beat Nepal 11-1. 😮 Mary Fowler scored 5 goals!
In continuing their trend of supporting women’s football, ABC has produced their third series of Kick. This season tracks the progress of up and coming players who are aiming to play for the Junior and Young Matildas.
The program has featured the stories of teenagers Kyra Cooney-Cross (Melbourne Victory) and Sofia Sakalis (Melbourne City) before they played W-League.
The series is available on ABC iView.
Holy shit.
Not taking away from the victory of our girls, but that’s a reflection on the sad state of support that is on Mongolia for women’s football.
We've got great news for Australian football fans, with the Young Matildas qualifiers for the 2019 AFC U-19 Women's Championship being stre
We've got great news for Australian football fans, with the Young Matildas qualifiers for the 2019 AFC U-19 Women's Championship being streamed live via our official website.
Fans can watch the games live and free right here on http://www.matildas.footballaustralia.com.au.
The first game takes place on Wednesday, 24 October against Mongolia, with kick off scheduled for 7:30PM AEDT.
Melbourne City and Young Matildas starlet Sofia Sakalis has been ruled out of the entire remainder of season 12 after a knee ligament injury.
No :(
If any of y'all wanna watch the game
Watch the action live as Japan take on Australia in the AFC Women's U-19 Championship's opening game.
Young Matildas v Japan, with an actual live stream
it’s halftime right now, but the score is 2-0 to japan
hayley raso runs, scores against DPR Korea at the 2013 AFC u-19 championships