ParaMatildas aiming to go one better at World Cup in Spain

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ParaMatildas aiming to go one better at World Cup in Spain

Nov. 13, 2024 - 07:22 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

No Australian team has ever won a soccer world cup, but that could change this month. The ParaMatildas are about to kick off the cerebral palsy world cup in Spain as the top ranked team.