Roberto Firmino tells Jurgen Klopp he wants to LEAVE Liverpool after eight superb years at Anfield with his contract up this summer Jason Roy led his side to victory with a century Mark Clattenburg denies Danny Simpson's 'preposterous' claims that he refused to send off a Leicester playerĮngland end Bangladesh's seven-year unbeaten run at home in bilateral one-day international series Gustavsson rested several key players - including Foord, Sam Kerr, Steph Catley, Alanna Kennedy, Mary Fowler and Raso - for mid-year friendlies against Spain and Portugal.Ĭhelsea's board is SPLIT over Graham Potter's future with certain figures unsure he's got the authority to turn their dismal season around It put the Matildas two goals up, with big wins over Sweden and Denmark over the last two months appearing to right the ship after the Tony Gustavsson-coached side had a disappointing couple of years. 'AAMI Park erupts!' came the cry from the commentators as fans roared with delight. A 'refreshed' Caitlin Foord joyously celebrates scoring two goals for the Matildas against Sweden on Saturday afternoon in Melbourneįoord scored two goals, and set up another, in the four-goal win, but it was her strike in the 51st minute that will please Aussie, and Arsenal, supporters the most.Īfter the ball came to the edge of the box during a corner for Sweden, a clever backheel by Hayley Raso found speedster Kyra Cooney-Cross, who dribbled up to the halfway line, beating three defenders, before putting through a brilliantly weighted ball for Foord.įoord wrong-footed Elin Rubensson with the ball seemingly magnetised directly to her boot, before sending a curling ball from the edge of the box expertly into the top corner of the goals.

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