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The Australian women's national football team, the Matildas, secured a dominant 7-1 victory over Haiti in a friendly match. Leticia McKenna scored twice, while coach Joe Montemurro continues to evaluate his squad ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
Why it matters
The match serves as a critical preparation step for the Matildas as they refine their roster and tactics for the FIFA Women's World Cup.
Pinned post from 8.29am Go to latest McKenna, Kerr dazzle as Matildas run riot over Haiti By Sebastian Tan Midfielder Leticia McKenna has bagged a brace to bolster her case for a first FIFA Women’s World Cup call-up as the Matildas overcame Haiti 7-1.
Fresh off a 4-2 defeat to powerhouses Germany and without Arsenal star Steph Catley (load management), Australia got their World Cup preparations back on track in Chambly, France on Tuesday (Wednesday AEDT).
The Matildas circle Leticia McKenna after she opens the scoresheet for the Matildas against Haiti. Getty Images for Football Australia McKenna was the spark, as she produced two classy first-half strikes before an own goal by Haiti defender Kethna Louis, and goals to Caitlin Foord, Daniela Galic, Clare Wheeler and Holly McNamara completed the victory.
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