Australia 4-1 Argentina: Tom Sermanni signs in style as an Amy Sayer Double sees Matildas Seal Dominant victory

Tom Sermanni signed on Monday evening as Matildas -Baas in a suitable style.

It was his 151st game that was responsible for the national side of the Australian women and his team delivered what a memorable day was for the 70-year-old Scot.

On the day Australia officially announced that Joe Montemurro would take the reign of their interim boss, the Matildas produced a dominant 4-1 victory against Argentina for 25,125 fans at the Gio Stadium in Canberra.

Amy Sayer was the highlight and scored after 14 minutes to give her side an early lead.

Argentina Vooruit Kishi Nunez hit back shortly thereafter to level the scores. But Sayer recovered Australia’s lead just before half -time with a different goal.

After the break, Emily van Egmond and Michelle Heyman both found the back of the net to close a 4-1 victory.

Montemurro, who was in the house for the game, will now take the lead over the Matildas for their upcoming friendly matches against Slovenia on June 29 and June 29.

The Matildas claimed a dominant 4-1 victory in their international friendship against Argentina on Monday evening in Canberra

Amy Sayer scored twice in the first half to help Australia struggle a 2-1 lead by Argentina on the way to halftime in

The game was interim manager Tom Sermanni’s last game that was in charge of the Matildas

Joe Montemurro (photo) now takes Sermanni’s reign for the Matildas coming games against Slovenia

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