Live: Germany take the lead over Matildas in important friendly
The Matildas take on world number three Germany to open the October International window, as preparations continue for the fast-approaching Women's World Cup 2027.
Australia is without gun Mary Fowler, while Tori Tumeth, Courtney Newbon and Hana Lowry hope for a debut in Karlsruhe.
Follow all the action in our live blog below.
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What to know about this friendly
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Firstly, yes, it's called a 'friendly' but that doesn't mean these upcoming matches against Germany today and Haiti on Wednesday should be treated lightly.
These clashes are extremely important preparation for the 2027 Women's World Cup. Both teams have already qualified for the tournament, meaning all focus is on getting ready for it.
For the Matildas, a lot of attention is on younger talent. Hoping to debut in these matches is uncapped trio Tori Tumeth, Courtney Newbon and Hana Lowry - all called up for the first time to the squad.

Meanwhile, in-form Charli Grant, Alexia Apostolakis and Daniela Galic will be hoping to get some more national minutes under their belts.
Alanna Kennedy and Charlize Rule are unavailable due to injury, while Kyra Cooney-Cross and Mary Fowler are also out.
Germany will be without captain Giulia Gwinn and key player Vivien Endemann, who have been replaced by Sarai Linder and Nicole Anyomi.
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Why no Mary Fowler?
By Marnie Vinall
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Matildas star Mary Fowler made the decision to miss the upcoming friendlies, against Germany today and Haiti on Wednesday, for personal circumstances.
She was replaced by Leah Davidson.
Fowler is reportedly back in Sydney visiting her partner, Penrith Panthers NRL star Nathan Cleary, as he recovers from a career-threatening broken leg. These are presumably the unexplained “personal circumstances”, but nothing is confirmed.
Either way, coach Joe Montemurro has backed Fowler's decision - which you can read more here:
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By Marnie Vinall
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Hello Australia,
Who's awake and ready for some Matildas action? Get the kettle on.
Australia take on Germany to open the FIFA International Window at Wildpark Stadium in Karlsruche, with kick off at 5:30am AEST.
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