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Sam Kerr fires off a shot in front of a bumper crowd in Penrith vs Chile.

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Caitlin Foord shares a moment with her nan post-game in Penrith.

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A star-struck mascot walks out with Alanna Kennedy and Kyah Simon.

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Aivi Luik cools off after a match at AAMI Park.

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Steph Catley and Jess Fishlock celebrate Melbourne City’s three-peat in the 2017/18 W-League Grand Final.

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A range of emotions moments before the Asian Cup opener.

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Sam Kerr scores the goal that books the Matildas’ ticket to the World Cup.

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Alanna Kennedy equalises in the dying minutes of the Asian Cup semi-final.

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Mackenzie Arnold watches on after one of her 3 penalty saves in the Asian Cup semi-final.

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A tough moment as the Matildas fall to Japan in the Asian Cup final.

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Georgia Campagnale scores a 97th minute equaliser, which doubles as her first W-League goal.

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Tameka Butt and Michelle Heyman contest for the ball.

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Natasha Dowie celebrates one of three goals against Sydney FC.

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Alanna Kennedy celebrates a stunning free kick goal during Female Football Round.

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Lydia Williams is awarded a special jersey for 100 games in the W-League.

Sam Kerr fires off a shot in front of a bumper crowd in Penrith vs Chile.

1 / 15

Caitlin Foord shares a moment with her nan post-game in Penrith.

2 / 15

A star-struck mascot walks out with Alanna Kennedy and Kyah Simon.

3 / 15

Aivi Luik cools off after a match at AAMI Park.

4 / 15

Steph Catley and Jess Fishlock celebrate Melbourne City’s three-peat in the 2017/18 W-League Grand Final.

5 / 15

A range of emotions moments before the Asian Cup opener.

6 / 15

Sam Kerr scores the goal that books the Matildas’ ticket to the World Cup.

7 / 15

Alanna Kennedy equalises in the dying minutes of the Asian Cup semi-final.

8 / 15

Mackenzie Arnold watches on after one of her 3 penalty saves in the Asian Cup semi-final.

9 / 15

A tough moment as the Matildas fall to Japan in the Asian Cup final.

10 / 15

Georgia Campagnale scores a 97th minute equaliser, which doubles as her first W-League goal.

11 / 15

Tameka Butt and Michelle Heyman contest for the ball.

12 / 15

Natasha Dowie celebrates one of three goals against Sydney FC.

13 / 15

Alanna Kennedy celebrates a stunning free kick goal during Female Football Round.

14 / 15

Lydia Williams is awarded a special jersey for 100 games in the W-League.

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Pic special: The best of 2018

A selection of Rachel Bach's (@bythewhiteline) favourite photographs from 2018.

Pic special: The best of 2018

By Rachel Bach Dec 26 2018 5:00PM
By Rachel Bach
Dec 26 2018 5:00PM

A selection of Rachel Bach's (@bythewhiteline) favourite photographs from 2018.

Nothing better than 📸 this team, no matter the result.
Full gallery: https://t.co/QUJVDuXJXJ#GoMatildas #AUSvCHI pic.twitter.com/l6b9uHzaNR

— Rachel Bach (@RachelBBach) November 10, 2018

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