Co-host Australia reaches Women's World Cup semifinals for the first time thanks to penalty shootout win over France
By Issy Ronald, Ben Morse and Patrick Sung, CNNAustralia wins a dramatic penalty shootout, defeating France in Brisbane and making its first ever Women's World Cup semifinal.
European champion England hopes to improve upon its performance in the round-of-16 against Columbia at 6:30 a.m. ETIt appears to be anyone's trophy, with the two-time defending champion US already eliminated and tournament underdogs upsetting the favorites.
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