The Australian women's national football team concluded their October friendly series in France with a decisive 7-1 win over Haiti. The match served as an opportunity for the team to integrate younger players into the squad, with several members of the 'next generation' contributing to the scoreline.

Midfielder Leticia McKenna was the primary focus of the offensive effort, scoring two goals. Her first goal occurred just 80 seconds into the match following a cut-back pass from Clare Wheeler. McKenna added her second goal shortly before halftime after successfully finishing an attacking sequence she initiated herself. This performance marked a significant milestone for McKenna, who was making her first starting appearance for the national team in only her fourth cap.

In addition to McKenna’s brace, the Matildas saw contributions from several other players. Daniela Galic recorded a goal in her international debut, while Caitlin Foord, Clare Wheeler, and Holly McNamara also found the back of the net. The match highlights the team's depth as they continue to prepare for future international competitions. The victory against Haiti, currently ranked 47th in the world, provided a clear demonstration of the current squad's attacking capabilities and the successful integration of newer talent into the established roster.