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Thank you. Welcome to the Total Soccer Show Women's World Cup Daily.

After extra time and penalties, England progress in a game where they were mostly second best.

Lauren James had a moment of madness and Chloe Kelly's spot kick delivered Nigerian sadness.

But the Super Falcons depart with their heads held high as the lionesses

consider how things nearly went awry. And Australia didn't need to leave it late thanks to

goals from Ford and Rassau, mate. The Matilda's had some incredible support in what will

surely be a boon to the women's sport. My name's Ryan Bailey, joining me today as always, your friend of mine, Mr. Taylor Rockwell. Hello, Tate. How are you? Hello, I am well. Even though I thought I would finish these games with plenty of time, I woke up at 6 a.m. to watch them, and I finished watching England, Nigeria, about 10 minutes before we started recording, because extra time and penalties were a thing

that I did not see coming. That's called efficiency, Tateau. That's called efficiency. I suppose.

I was like, I'll have time for to make a breakfast. It'll be a nice way to kind of relax between

watching games and recording. No, no, no. Instead, it was a frantic rush. Thank you again, England

and Nigeria. The soccer gods looked upon you, Taylor, Thank you again, England and Nigeria.

The soccer gods looked upon you, Taylor, and said, this England-Nigeria game is so good.

We're going to give you 30 minutes extra. You're welcome.

I actually, of the two games, I preferred this one. I thought there was more interesting stuff happening. And I think maybe because of the potential underdog, the potential surprise upset that was in the making and then did not come to be, I found England, Nigeria, the more captivating of the two games, even if it had fewer goals. I would have preferred this one if England had gone out for sure. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. For sure. For sure, for sure. Cynicism's Graham, Rutherland, their listener. How are you, Graham? I am fine, Ryan Bailey.

We were so close to a full England at a World Cup bingo cards.

Underwhelming performance in a match they were expected to win. Check. Star player sent off for a moment of petulins. Check. A penalty shootout. Check. Had they lost the shootout, it would have been the archetypal England exit from a World Cup,

but England survived, sigh.

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