The wedding reception in Melbourne took a pause from its celebrations to commemorate Australia’s thrilling victory over France in the World Cup. The Matildas, Australia’s national women’s football team, dubbed it “a night to remember” in more ways than one. A TikTok video captured the moment when guests gathered around a phone to witness Cortnee Vine’s winning penalty shootout goal. The ecstatic scenes followed as Australia advanced to the semi-finals, where they will face England in Sydney on Wednesday night.
The video, uploaded by a user named Belle & Bruce, quickly gained attention from the Australian social media team, who described it as “a night to remember!” The video has since garnered nearly 40,000 views online. The nation has been engulfed in World Cup fever as Australia aims to win the tournament on its home soil. Vine, the hero of the hour, believes that the game is finally taking off in the country, with tremendous support from the Australian public.
Despite the anticipation and excitement surrounding the match against England, the Matildas remain focused on their goal. Veteran goalkeeper Lydia Williams expressed confidence in their ability to reach the final. The wedding reception in Melbourne became a microcosm of the nationwide celebration after the Matildas’ nerve-wracking victory against Les Bleues.
Key players, such as Sam Kerr and Steph Catley, who both play club football in England, are expected to be crucial in the upcoming semi-final clash. However, the team remains humble, emphasizing that they are primarily proud of their country and that the opponent is just part of the competition. The match will kick off at 8pm AEST on Wednesday night, and fans can watch it live on Channel 7.
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