Matildas in top-seeded group for women's World Cup draw

Saturday, 8 December 2018
Matildas in top-seeded group for women's World Cup draw

Australia could face Brazil, European champions the Netherlands or Asian rivals Japan in the Women's World Cup group stage after being drawn among the top seeds.

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Coaches Jill Ellis of U.S., Sweden's Peter Gerhardsson, and Chile's Jose Letelier looking forward to Women's World Cup after drawing Group F

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