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1. www.nytimes.com › hayley-raso-my-game-in-my-wordsHayley Raso: My Game in My Words - The Athletic

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   Jun 28, 2023 · Raso, who made 80 appearances in the NWSL, recalled feeling well-suited to the league’s athleticism but decided to move to Everton in 2020 and, later, Manchester City in 2021, to develop the...

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2. www.forbes.com › sites › asifburhanHayley Raso To Become First Australian In History To Play For ...

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   Jul 8, 2023 · Hayley Raso has signed for Real Madrid after her contract at Manchester City ended. She will become the first player in history from her nation to play for the club.

3. fbref.com › en › playersHayley Raso Stats, Goals, Records, Assists, Cups and more ...

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   Check out the latest domestic and international stats, match logs, goals, height, weight and more for Hayley Raso playing for Australia women's national team, Portland Thorns FC and Brisbane Roar FC in the NWSL, AFC Women's Asian Cup and Women's Super League.

   • Birth Date: September 5, 1994

4. www.fifa.com › en › tournamentsHayley Raso | FIFA Women’s World Cup™ | Quarter-finals

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   Hear from Matildas winger Hayley Raso, after her third goal in two games saw Australia advance to the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ quarter-finals.

5. www.fifa.com › en › tournamentsHayley Raso on injury, childhood, Sam Kerr and the Matildas ...

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   Jul 13, 2023 · Hayley Raso says she is lucky to play alongside Sam Kerr at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 and talks of a childhood without watching football on TV as well as overcoming a traumatic injury.

6. www.olympics.com.au › olympians › hayley-rasoHayley Raso | Australian Olympic Committee

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   Hayley Raso made her debut for the Matildas in a June 2012 draw against New Zealand. Since then she has gone on to represent her country on multiple occasions at some of the most prestigious tournaments in football. She began her professional career with W-League outfit Canberra United in 2011.

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   Why did Raso start playing football?

   • Raso smiles. Theirs is the kind of family to wake up at 2am and 4am to watch her games, to fly across the world a handful of times a season to see her play in person. She only began playing football to keep up with her older brother, Lachlan, filling in when his team were short on numbers.

   Hayley Raso: My Game in My Words - The Athletic

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   Did Raso play again?

   • Remarkably, not only did Raso play again but she’s taken her game to another level, featuring in all four of Australia’s matches in France before moving firstly to Everton and then Manchester City in the WSL.

   Hayley Raso on injury, childhood, Sam Kerr and the Matildas ... - FIFA

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   Who is Hayley Raso?

   • Manchester City’s Hayley Raso, having just been named in Australia’s provisional 29-player squad for this summer’s home Women’s World Cup, did not anticipate that football would take her all over the world. She certainly was not thinking about that during her formative years, when playing meant filling in for her brother Lachlan’s local team.

   Hayley Raso: My Game in My Words - The Athletic

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   Did Hayley Raso beat Denmark in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup?

   • The Matildas’ goalscoring hero continued on her merry way against Denmark, and she says it’s a feeling that can’t be beaten. For Hayley Raso, the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ has been a case of home sweet home. The winger's third goal in two matches helped Australia beat Denmark 2-0 and book a place in the quarter-finals on Saturday.

   Hayley Raso | FIFA Women’s World Cup™ | Quarter-finals

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8. 7news.com.au › sport › fifa-womens-world-cupHow Hayley Raso went from being ‘reckless’ to a Matildas star

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   The 28-year-old’s first-half double against Canada set Australia on the path to a thumping 4-0 win over the Olympic champions that steered them into Monday’s last-16 clash with Denmark at Stadium Australia.