Grant, Wang in action for Australia and China

Charlotte Grant was a second half substitute in Australia’s 2-0 win over China in their final international friendly ahead of this summer’s Olympic games.

The defender replaced Ellie Carpenter in the closing stages of the game at Accor Stadium in Sydney, Australia, in front of 76,798 supporters – the biggest-ever crowd for a Matildas match on home soil.

Clare Wheeler gave the hosts lead just a minute after the break before Hayley Raso doubled their advantage just before the hour break, securing an important win in their final preparation game before they head out to Paris next month for the Olympics.

Shuang Wang started a second consecutive game for China and completed 82 minutes, being replaced by Cong Yuan.

Shuang in action during China's friendly match with Australia 💪🇨🇳 pic.twitter.com/qSqbxoayYe

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Next up - Tuesday's internationals

Martha Thomas – Scotland’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier away to Israel – kick-off 3pm

Luana Bühler – Switzerland’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier away to Hungary – kick-off 4.30pm

Olga Ahtinen and Eveliina Summanen – Finland’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier at home to Netherlands – kick-off 5pm

Nikola Karczewska – Poland’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier at home to Germany – kick-off 5pm

Celin Bizet – Norway’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier away to Italy – kick-off 5.15pm

Matilda Vinberg – Sweden’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier at home to Republic of Ireland – kick-off 5.30pm

Barbora Votíková – Czech Republic’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier away to Belguim – kick-off 7pm

Grace Clinton and Jess Naz – England’s UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifier away to France – kick-off 8pm