Alright that will just about do us. We'll see you all Sunday for the second game against Slovenia in the friendly series.

Goodnight soccer fans!

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"I love that word (experienced)," Emily Gielnik joked on Ten.

"I am old now, aren't I?

"I've got that manifestation - belief system, the characteristic, I do feel like I've got a lot of experience and I've had my fair share of adversity so I've come in here with a big heart, positiveness -- belief system.

"I want to put my best foot forward for Joe and the team and I said at the start, I reminded the girls, it is an absolute privilege to wear this jersey, so why not enjoy it and play for each other?

"Nice to come in and remind everybody of that and yeah, excited to be back."

The last few games, Amy Sayer has played across the park. Where does she prefer?

"The attacking midfielder," Sayer told Ten post win.

"But I like playing anywhere. I think I showed today I can play anywhere... And Joe gives me the flexibility to bring my own game into his tactics."

"A kind of relieved, I think," Holly McNamara told Ten about her first goal for the Matildas.

"Obviously I've missed a lot of chances and I think it has been weighing on my mind. I think just getting the goal, it is really important for me, important for the team, had a great cross by Hayley Raso.

"My team-mates, my staff, they have put no expectation or pressure on me. I think a lot of it is internal, which is annoying, but I'm just glad to get that one - everybody worked so hard.

 "A tough game but we also learn from it."

There is a lot to work on from that first game under Joe Montemurro, absolutely, but hopefully the three-goal win will also inject some confidence into the side who are starving for a trophy.

We don't have favourites here Mike but you know what (me too).

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It was a last ditch challenge from Tash Prior that saved a goal from Slovenia and kept the clean sheet that Teagan Micah beautifully defended tonight.

Overall, a great first game under new coach Joe Montemurro with Australia claiming a 3-0 win.

It wasn't easy, with both sides having their chances. Australia's defence was tested and there was plenty of scrappy passages but the scoreline a favourably finish for the Matildas.

Plenty to work on ahead of Australia's next game in the series in three days time.

Matildas might be up 3-0 but the job isn't done yet. Teagan Micah was forced to stretch to make a save.

Last couple of minutes to play.

Hayley Raso just slotted it, easier as anything, into the back of the net. She just cruised right into goal. Brilliant.

Australia are now up 3-0.

She did it! Holly McNamara gets her first goal for Australia. The first of many - hopefully - to come.

It was a brilliant diving header, who got on the end of a cross from Hayley Raso.

And Australia have the buffer, now up 2-0.

It was Ellie Carpenter, who once again put the burners on as she took the ball down the pitch with pace.

Hayley Raso was the last to touch the ball but couldn't get the shot away. A cleaner looking passage from Australia - as both sides have been a bit scrappy.

Hayley Raso got the crowd to make some noise as she found the ball in the centre of the park.

However, the veteran Matilda couldn't find a way through so sent the ball backwards so Australia could compose themselves and go again.

The crowd increase in volume once again as Holly McNamara ran towards goal, the ball at her feet.

Again, she couldn't get the shot away in the final third.

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Montemurro has made three more subs: Courtney Nevin, Hayley Raso and Remy Siemsen have all entered the chat (the pitch).

Emily Gielnik, Emily van Egmond and Jamilla Rankin have come off.

Niav Owens, the boundary rider for Ten, said there's a bit of a lull from the crowd as they await another goal.

There's a lot of confidence from the older heads on the pitch, said Owens, which they are trying to instil in the other players.