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England women through to World Cup final
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this post was submitted on 16 Aug 2023
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As a Brit, I feel your pain, as I have many times watched England being knocked out of tournaments in the late stages, sometimes playing at home too. I sure your time will come too. Kerr’s goal was a cracker.
Yeah, I'm not a big soccer fan but the women's game took all the men's complaints out.
England looked the better team, and the Australians defence got soft in the last quarter