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Adam Pengilly is a sports reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.

Anatomy of a wonder goal: How Sam Kerr produced her own Cathy Freeman moment

Anatomy of a wonder goal: How Sam Kerr produced her own Cathy Freeman moment

Having battled injury and not started a game in the World Cup until the semi-final, Australia’s captain produced a memory for the ages. So, how did she do it?

  • by Adam Pengilly

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Matildas player ratings: How Australia’s players fared in semi-final defeat to England

Matildas player ratings: How Australia’s players fared in semi-final defeat to England

Sam Kerr scored a goal for the ages, Mackenzie Arnold was super between the sticks and Clare Hunt’s reputation was only enhanced. Who starred and who didn’t for the Matildas?

  • by Adam Pengilly
‘We don’t think it is an error’: Tigers call time on Sheens but refuse to call appointment a mistake

‘We don’t think it is an error’: Tigers call time on Sheens but refuse to call appointment a mistake

After a horror first season back in charge, Wests Tigers announced Tim Sheens won’t be coach next year and that he will not return to his previous role as general manager.

  • by Michael Chammas and Adam Pengilly
England have outpassed and outscored us. These stats reveal the Matildas’ edge

England have outpassed and outscored us. These stats reveal the Matildas’ edge

The Matildas face a foe they know well when they take on the Lionesses for a place in the World Cup final. Here’s where a blockbuster semi-final might well be won or lost.

  • by Adam Pengilly
How FIFA saved the grass for Matildas history after Origin chaos

How FIFA saved the grass for Matildas history after Origin chaos

Pedestrian mowers, pitch covers and sewing artificial grass into the surface has revolutionised how Australia’s biggest stadiums will host sport into the future.

  • by Adam Pengilly
The Matildas have run themselves into the ground. How much more can they give?

The Matildas have run themselves into the ground. How much more can they give?

Six of Tony Gustavsson’s players haven’t missed a second of the World Cup yet, and another two have almost joined them. How does it compare to European champions England?

  • by Adam Pengilly
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Matildas player ratings: How Australia fared in stunning win over France at Brisbane Stadium

Matildas player ratings: How Australia fared in stunning win over France at Brisbane Stadium

Move over John Aloisi, Mark Schwarzer and Andrew Redmayne, Australia has a new batch of penalty heroes. Here’s who starred as the Matildas moved to just two wins away from winning a World Cup.

  • by Adam Pengilly
How a country NSW training pitch produced two Matildas defenders

How a country NSW training pitch produced two Matildas defenders

Ellie Carpenter and Clare Hunt come from communities with a combined population of 12,500. Their success as Matildas offers hope for a generation of bush kids.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Manly’s season was supposed to end with Trbojevic’s injury - it finally did with a kicking duel
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Manly’s season was supposed to end with Trbojevic’s injury - it finally did with a kicking duel

With their finals hopes teetering and Penrith wobbling, the Sea Eagles tried to start a kicking duel. The bizarre move backfired.

  • by Adam Pengilly
The day the Matildas walked down Oxford St and went on strike

The day the Matildas walked down Oxford St and went on strike

Sam Kerr, Caitlin Foord, Katrina Gorry and co downed tools in protest over $21,000 contracts, below Australia’s minimum wage, and refused to tour the US. It was a “watershed moment” for women’s sport.

  • by Adam Pengilly
Agreement reached: NRL and players set to end long-running CBA war

Agreement reached: NRL and players set to end long-running CBA war

After 21 months of often hostile negotiations, the NRL and its players are ready to sign off on a new collective bargaining agreement.

  • by Adrian Proszenko and Adam Pengilly