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1 Melissa Barbieri Richmond SC 20/01/1980
28 Casey Dumont 25/01/1992
35 Kate Stewart Queensland Sting 18/09/1989
18 Lydia Williams A.I.S. 13/05/1988
21 Emma Wirkus Adelaide Sensation 11/01/1982
Defender
23 Kim Carroll Queensland Sting 02/09/1987
43 Rhian Davies NSW Sapphires 01/05/1981
41 Stacey Day Adelaide Sensation 29/11/1988
33 Lyndsay Glohe NSW Sapphires 05/07/1988
2 Kate McShea Queensland Sting 13/04/1983
32 Ellyse Perry NSW Sapphires 03/11/1990
19 Clare Polkinghorne Queensland Sting 01/02/1989
3 Karla Reuter Queensland Sting 14/06/1984
5 Cheryl Salisbury Northern NSW Pride 08/03/1974
42 Thea Slatyer NSW Sapphires 02/02/1983
Midfielder
31 Ellen Beaumont Queensland Sting 14/07/1985
37 Leah Blayney NSW Sapphires 04/07/1986
20 Joanne Burgess NSW Sapphires 23/09/1979
16 Lauren Colthorpe NSW Sapphires 25/10/1985
44 Alicia Ferguson Queensland Sting 31/10/1981
7 Heather Garriock Fortuna Hjørring 21/12/1982
26 Elise Kellond-Knight Queensland Sting 10/08/1990
39 Selin Kuralay Victoria Vision 25/01/1985
36 Ella Mastrantonio Western Waves 22/01/1992
14 Collette McCallum Pali Blues 26/03/1986
6 Amber Neilson Northern NSW Pride 14/12/1984
10 Joanne Peters NSW Sapphires 11/03/1979
15 Sally Shipard 20/10/1987
34 Emily van Egmond Northern NSW Pride 12/07/1993
27 Tameka Yallop Queensland Sting 16/06/1991
Forward
29 Victoria Balomenos Adelaide Sensation 14/02/1988
13 Amy Chapman A.I.S. 02/12/1987
11 Lisa De Vanna AIK Solna 14/11/1984
12 Kate Gill AIK Solna 10/12/1984
22 Lana Harch Queensland Sting 23/11/1984
30 Leena Khamis NSW Sapphires 19/06/1986
8 Caitlin Munoz Pali Blues 04/10/1983
24 Kyah Simon 25/06/1991
17 Danielle Small Northern NSW Pride 07/02/1979
25 Jenna Tristram NSW Sapphires 28/10/1986
9 Sarah Walsh Pali Blues 11/01/1983
Manager
Tom Sermanni 01/07/1954
Ass. Manager
4 Dianne Alagich 12/05/1979
Alistair Edwards 21/06/1968

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Team News

Canada striker Christine Sinclair made an emotional farewell to international football on Tuesday, bringing the curtain down on a dazzling career that saw her amass a world record 190 goals....
Australia women's boss Tony Gustavsson insisted Saturday he was "fully focused" on taking the team to the Paris Olympics amid reports he was interviewed to take over as coach of the Swedish men's side....
Sweden scored either side of half-time to spoil Australia's party and claim third spot at the Women's World Cup with a 2-0 win in Brisbane on Saturday....
Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo did the damage late on in Sydney as England shattered Australian dreams Wednesday with a clinical 3-1 win to set up a Women's World Cup final against Spain....
Co-hosts Australia reached the Women's World Cup semi-finals for the first time by beating France 7-6 on Saturday in an incredible penalty shootout to set up a meeting with Colombia or England....
Australia skipper Sam Kerr will start against France in Saturday's Women's World Cup quarter-final if fully fit after a calf injury, coach Tony Gustavsson said....
Sam Kerr came off the bench as Australia surged into the Women's World Cup quarter-finals with a 2-0 win over Denmark in front of nearly 76,000 fans in Sydney on Monday....
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