The Australian National Team has revolutionized women’s soccer in its country, breaking viewing records with its participation in the 2023 World Cup.
The 2023 World Cup is almost over and on Saturday at 2:00 in the morning in Mexico City the match for the third place will be played between Sweden and Australia. The Matildas changed the game in Australia and established historic figures in various areas.
For example, the match between England vs. Australia for the semifinals had an attendance of 75,784 fans at Stadium Australia. It should be noted that the commitment of Australia vs. Denmark for the round of 16 has more than 75 thousand followers of the principles.
At the audience level, the Australian National Team recorded incredible numbers and the number of people watching the semi-final between England and the Matildas stood out. According to The Seven Network, the match between the Australians and the English was watched by 11.5 million Australians and became the most watched event in the history of Australian television.
On the other hand, the penalty shootout between Australia and France in the quarterfinals has also become a historic event for the Australian media and videos from different places in Australia have gone viral on social networks with thousands of likes. fans who follow the exciting meaning of the game. .
Sam Kerr, the star of the Matildas, pointed out that what he experienced at the current World Cup was something that could not be repeated and acknowledged that these were the best days of his life at a professional level.
“For us, it’s probably the most amazing four weeks of our careers. Not only what happened on the field, but what happened off the field was unbelievable. It’s a dream come true. It’s a amazing journey to be a part of.
“I think in five or ten years we’ll look back and think it was the most amazing four weeks of our lives. It’s a little sad that it’s over. Third place for us “It’s something unbelievable and something unbelievable for this country,” he said at a press conference.
Australia will be looking to end their historic run at the World Cup with third place and the players will be hoping to have the support of their thousands of fans.
