Matildas star Sharn Freier was seen packing on the PDA with fiancée Jessica Righetti on Sunday morning as they took a stroll around their hotel.
The soccer star, 22, and his love shared a kiss as the pair spent some quality time with Sharn’s teammates ahead of their rematch against China on Monday.
Dressed in a cream jersey and gray shorts, Sharn, who made her Tillies debut last month, also sported a pair of comfortable white Adidas sneakers.
Pulling her locks into a tight bun, she could barely keep her hands off of Jessica, who put on a black sweater and hid her eyes behind a pair of dark sunglasses.
On the other hand, some of the team’s other promising youngsters seemed to be making the most of their recent additions.
Matildas star Sharn Freier, 22, (right) was seen packing on the PDA with girlfriend Jessica Righetti (left) on Sunday morning as they took a stroll around their hotel.
While star forward Mary Fowler and goalkeeper Jada Whyman were all smiles as they took an early morning catch-up walk.
The duo wore weather-appropriate jackets and sweaters and also spent time with defender Courtney Nevin, who appeared to be making a phone call.
Caitlin Foord looked somber as she stood close to one of her other team-mates after the star striker, 29, was said to be struggling with her hamstring.
The soccer star and his love shared a kiss as the couple spent some quality time with Sharn’s teammates ahead of their rematch against China on Monday.
Dressed in a cream jersey and gray shorts, Sharn, who made her Tillies debut last month, also sported a pair of comfortable white Adidas sneakers.
Pulling her locks into a tight bun, she could barely keep her hands off of Jessica, who put on a black sweater and hid her eyes behind a pair of dark sunglasses.
Sharn is pictured hugging Jessica in a tight hug.
The latest Matildas star went for coffee with another teammate.
On the other hand, some of the team’s other promising youngsters seemed to be making the most of their recent additions.
Two of the women seemed to be having the time of their lives.
They shared boisterous laughter as they took a casual walk.
The fast friends protected themselves from the cold with padded winter coats.
One opted for an all-black look, while the other opted for blue.
While star forward Mary Fowler (left) and goalkeeper Jada Whyman (right) were all smiles as they took an early morning catch-up walk.
The duo wore weather-appropriate jackets and sweaters and also spent time with defender Courtney Nevin (center), who appeared to be making a phone call.
Mary, 21, twisted her dark locks into a single braid while covering her face with a cap.
The teammates were all smiles as they had a good time bonding
The trio also took the time to meet up with another friend.
Her sighting comes after Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson admitted he is “a little worried” about Caitlin’s possible hamstring injury.
The star striker was substituted shortly after the hour mark in Friday’s friendly against China in Adelaide after suffering stiffness in the back of her thigh.
Tony, 50, insisted it was out of an abundance of caution but the Arsenal star will not take part in Monday night’s rematch at Sydney’s Accor Stadium.
Caitlin Foord, 29 (right), looked somber as she stood close to one of her other teammates, after the star striker was said to be struggling with her hamstring.
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson recently admitted he is “a little worried” about Caitlin’s possible hamstring injury.
Tameka and Kirsty Yallop were also seen with their two-year-old daughter Harley Rose.
The couple looked every inch the happy family unit as they walked alongside their fellow athletes.
At one point, Tameka seemed completely engrossed in a conversation with one of the other players.
The couple didn’t seem bothered by the cold as they changed into their soccer shorts.
Mackenzie Arnold sports a brown sweater and a pair of black sweatpants over crisp white sneakers.
Some players still came out in sneakers
Two sported a pair of matching slippers as they tried to soak up the morning sun.
Hayley Raso wore a black sweater and white shorts.
Other players remained covered from neck to toe.
“I’m a little worried,” said the Swede at the end of the period, where Australia drew 1-1 after Michelle Heyman’s injury-time equalizer in Adelaide.
‘It’s easy to say after something like that happens: Should I really have used her (Caitlin) or should I have let her rest?’
On June 4 – the day after the Matildas’ second match against China in Sydney – Tony will announce his 18-member Olympic team.
Australia’s campaign in Paris begins on July 26 (AEST) with a clash against Germany in Marseille before further group matches against Zambia and the United States, who have won Olympic gold on four occasions.
