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Mary Fowler has regained the best to help launch Matildas to win 2-0 at South Korea in Newcastle, but Al-Nasr came at a cost-Lana Kennedy has a bruise to prove this.
Kennedy and his teammate Tamika Yalop collided after shipping the ball during the first half.
Watch the video above: Alanna Kennedy Sports Massive Face after friendly fire.
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The couple clashed in a terrible state of the friendly fire, before both fall on the ground from the blow and stay there for some time.
A few minutes later as they wake up to the soldier, Kennedy took a look at herself on the big screen and saw the huge egg and the actual bridge on her right cheek, while Yalp walked cautiously with a complaint with the knee.
The bilateral star was able to get rid of the accident and end the first half.
The husband was eventually replaced in the 59th minute, and was replaced by Claire Hunt and Torpey.
This was the only light on the night of confidence building otherwise for Matilda.
After igniting Australia off the bench in Sydney, Fowler returned to the starting lineup at McDonald Jones and was not lost time to make its presence perceived against the 19th World group on Monday evening.
The 22 -year -old star succeeded in four defenders from South Korea in the box for the opening match opening in the 44th minute before Kaytelin Torbi’s goal against a record crowd of 28,019 crowds.
Fowler had snatched the ball off Lim Sion Joe and crossed to replace Kitlene Ford – which was cleansed by those who suffer from a broken nose after the head of the head in Friday’s match at Allianz Stadium – in the 63rd minute.
Ford Makhtouti was rejected three times before trying to turn her luck with the crumbs, as her ball was deprived off the foot off Lim Sion Joe.
Torpey got the target, while South Korea was fractured No. 6 after an embarrassing landing.
Fowler looked threatened from the start, stationed by interim coach Tom Sermanni on the left wing in the same role in Manchester City.
She was intelligently danced about visitors’ defense only to send her shot in the thirteenth minute directly to goalkeeper Kim Mingong.
McKinnara was quick to pick up crumbs, but Kim Mingg is fast thinking about the ball first.
Mika’s crowns worked hard at the other end of goalkeeper 1 injured McKinsey Arnold to demand clean consecutive papers.
South Korea had almost reached the results board when he crossed the Co Yu Jin line in the 86th minute, but his first appearance was found.
His hometown of Emily Van Ijund, who found the back of the net in the second minute, was not allowed to be allowed, given that Holly McKinama had spoiled Lim Sion Joe in the period.
Van Egmond has emerged again later to prepare the opening match of Fowler, where the former midfielder in Newcastle Jets Claire Wheler and Public Tash Prior also enjoy the homeland.
