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Women's International Friendly

Full time

3–1

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Match events

AustraliaMexico

1st half

GoalGoal! Australia 1, Mexico 0. Alanna Kennedy (Australia) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner following a corner.
22'1–0
26'1–1
GoalGoal! Australia 1, Mexico 1. Diana Ordóñez (Mexico) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Montserrat Saldívar with a cross.
Own goalOwn Goal by Esthefanny Barreras, Mexico. Australia 2, Mexico 1.
36'2–1
Half-time2–1

2nd half

SubstitutionSubstitution, Australia. Charlie Rule replaces Winonah Heatley.
45'
48'
Yellow cardGreta Espinoza (Mexico) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
Yellow cardCharlie Rule (Australia) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
65'
GoalGoal! Australia 3, Mexico 1. Caitlin Foord (Australia) right footed shot from the left side of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Kaitlyn Torpey with a through ball following a fast break.
70'3–1
SubstitutionSubstitution, Australia. Leticia McKenna replaces Sam Kerr.

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News and reaction

Match reportVeteran duo score as Matildas sink Mexico in friendlyStalwarts Caitlin Foord and Alanna Kennedy scored to lift Australia to a spirited 3-1 triumph against Mexico in their women's soccer friendly in Sydney.ESPN · 9 June (opens in a new tab)

Match reportMatildas stunned on home soil in defeat to MexicoMexico have defied world rankings to hand the World Cup-bound Matildas a shock 1-0 loss on home soil.ESPN · 6 June (opens in a new tab)

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Match details

Date: Tuesday 9 June 2026
Started: 7:00 pm AEDT
Venue: CommBank Stadium, Sydney
Competition: Women's International Friendly
Officials: Stacey Pearson (Referee)

Form and ladder

AustraliaMexico

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Team lists

Australia

Australia

1Mackenzie ArnoldG
7Steph CatleyCD-L
3Winonah HeatleyCD-R
8Kaitlyn TorpeyLB
21Ellie CarpenterRB
11Mary FowlerAM
14Alanna Kennedy

Updated 12 Nov, 2:57 am

72'

72'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Mexico. Kiana Palacios replaces Jasmine Casárez.

72'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Mexico. Charlyn Corral replaces Montserrat Saldívar.

SubstitutionSubstitution, Australia. Holly McNamara replaces Hayley Raso.

72'

72'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Mexico. Kenti Robles replaces Reyna Reyes.

72'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Mexico. Alice Soto replaces Karla Nieto.

78'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Mexico. María Sánchez replaces Diana Ordóñez.

SubstitutionSubstitution, Australia. Remy Siemsen replaces Mary Fowler.

86'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Australia. Alana Murphy replaces Alanna Kennedy.

86'

86'

SubstitutionSubstitution, Mexico. Fátima Servín replaces Alexia Delgado.

SubstitutionSubstitution, Australia. Jamilla Rankin replaces Kaitlyn Torpey.

88'

Full-time3–1

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LM

6CWClare WheelerRM

9CFCaitlin FoordAM-L

16HRHayley RasoAM-R

Bench

10Emily van EgmondSUB
22Isabel GomezSUB
19Leticia MckennaSUB
25Holly McnamaraSUB
18Ilona MeleghSUB
2Courtney NevinSUB
5Jamilla RankinSUB
24Charlize RuleSUB
17Amy SayerSUB
26Remy SiemsenSUB
15Alana MurphySUB
12Chloe LincolnSUB
13Alex ChidiacSUB

Mexico

Mexico

21Stephany BarreraG
23Kimberly RodríguezCD-L
14Greta EspinozaCD-R
20Nicki HernándezLB
6Reyna ReyesRB
16Karla NietoAM
8Alexia DelgadoLM
4Rebeca BernalRM
22Diana OrdóñezF
19Montserrat SaldivarAM-L
15Jasmine CasárezAM-R

Bench

7María SánchezSUB
11Alice SotoSUB
17Fátima ServínSUB
2Kenti RoblesSUB
10Kiana PalaciosSUB
5Nina NicosiaSUB
24Ivonne GutiérrezSUB
12Blanca FélixSUB
9Charlyn CorralSUB
13

SUB

18NANancy AntonioSUB

1IVItzel VelascoSUB