Women’s World Cup odyssey: seven people from two families head to 14 matches in three cities hoping to see Matildas glory

Around 50,000 fans to cram into Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane for Australia's second round match against Nigeria

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Rosie Sullivan was aged nine when she watched her first Matildas game in a half-empty stadium in Parramatta in 2013.

Striker Lisa De Vanna secured a nail-biting 2-1 victory against China, but the thrilling match failed to attract many headlines.