The goalkeeper is the third Matildas regular to sign for the club in 2020, and the second in the past week, following the footsteps of international teammates Caitlin Foord and Steph Catley in linking up with Australian head coach Joe Montemurro.

At 32 years of age, the move will be Williams’ first taste of English club football, with the bulk of her previous experience coming in Australia and the United States, as well as a brief stint in Sweden.

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Catley was then in the headlines again after being named as a new recruit for English high-flyers Arsenal, where she will link with a familiar coach in fellow Melburnian Joe Montemurro.

Already with a nearly a decade of international experience on her CV, the left-sided attacking full-back is set to be at the peak of her career when the world’s elite head Down Under in three years time.

Before her departure for North London, Catley spoke to FIFA.com about her emotions when the 2023 hosting rights were announced, France 2019 experiences, her expectations for a home World Cup and the newest chapter in her club career.

Sydney, who defeated Perth Glory in the Grand Final last year, face Wellington Phoenix on July 17 in the club’s first game since the shut down in late March.

Corica’s side lead the standings by eight points from Melbourne City, having played three games fewer than their nearest rivals.

Ikhsan, at 21, is Singapore's most in-form striker, having scored three times during their Asian Qualifiers campaign for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and AFC Asian Cup China 2023. Fandi, 58, is a veritable national legend. With 55 goals from 101 international appearances, he is the Lions' all-time top-scorer.

But while you might expect that Fandi, who starred for Dutch side Groningen during a varied career, influenced Ikhsan to pursue a football career, Ikhsan found his own way to the profession.

In a second semi-final featuring 10 more Asian World Cup classics, this week’s selection features some of the continent’s all-time greats, all delivering moments of magic on the game’s biggest stage.

There are fabulous free-kicks, blistering breakaways and scorchers from distance, but which five goals will advance to next week’s final?

Cast your vote below from our list of nominees:

From scenes in Singapore to joy in Jakarta and incredible climaxes in Guwahati, Hisor and Al Wakrah, our latest edition shines the spotlight on the magical moments that help make the beautiful game the most watched sport in the world.

Also take a look at past editions that feature acrobatic goals, solo goals, volleys, long-range screamers and free-kicks.