Australia's soccer team, the Matilda's, have upset Brazil in a historic FIFA women’s World Cup win in Canada.
With Brazil's first conceded goal of the tournament, Australia's Kyah Simon snuck in a shot in the 80th minute that saw the Matilda's win 1-0. The Monday morning shock victory dumped Brazil out of the tournament and moved Australia through to the quarter-final clash against Japan or the Netherlands.
Despite doubts, Australia survived the group of death -- playing former World Cup finalists, U.S. and Sweden, along with Nigeria-- before they were thrown into the pit for a sudden-death match against World Cup heavyweights, Brazil.
Australia's first win over Brazil at a World Cup now moves the country into the top eight. Cue wild celebrations.
Winning.
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Losing.
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Australia's midfielder Katrina Gorry battles Brazil's midfielder Marta.
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Brazil's midfielder Andressa vies with Australia's midfielder Emily Van Egmond.
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Australia's defender Elise Kellond-Knight pushes harder.
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Lisa De Vanna of Australia is chased by Fabiana of Brazil.
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Brazil's midfielder Marta lies on the pitch.
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Kyah Simon celebrates her goal like a legend.
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Kyah Simon celebrates her sweet success.
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Fabiana, Monica and Formiga of Brazil look dejected in defeat.
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Team love.
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Australia's forward Samantha Kerr feels the passion.
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Australia Coach Alen Stajcic embraces Kyah Simon and Lisa de Vanna.
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