We have been trying to play more (offensive-minded), by keeping the forwards on top to give them more scoring chances.

We've talked about the importance of coming out strong and ready to play. The way we started the second half shows that the girls are starting to understand.

We're not trying to play the country you hear on the radio. We're going for a more 1960s country vibe. We want twang with a slight edge - like country in that outlaw tradition of the '70s.

We didn't produce on the opportunities we had, and Kearney took advantage of theirs.

It was a good comeback win after losing the first match. The girls played really hard, we were aggressive, we passed well and I was so pleased that we came out and did exactly what we had to do. We communicated and we concentrated on getting shots on goal to give us scoring opportunities.

We're slowly building confidence, we know we have it in us, we just need to get it out.