LONDON : England's men's and women's teams will take on Australia in a unique international friendly double this year, raising funds and awareness for British dementia charity Alzheimer's Society.The European champion Lionesses will host Australia's Matildas in Brentford on April 11, while the men's team
LONDON : England's men's and women's teams will take on Australia in a unique international friendly double this year, raising funds and awareness for British dementia charity Alzheimer's Society.
The European champion Lionesses will host Australia's Matildas in Brentford on April 11, while the men's team will play the Socceroos at Wembley on Oct.13. "I imagine there will be a strong Aussie contingent in London for both games. We all know the sporting rivalry between our two countries, and that alone will add an extra edge," England's men coach Gareth Southgate said."...Australia will give everything to impress because they are going into a home tournament with big expectation. They will want to show they are in good shape for the finals,” England women’s head coach Sarina Wiegman said.
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