Well that's it. Germany a dominant 4-2 win over Australia.

The world number three expectedly beating the Matildas, world number 15, as each side prepare for the Women's World Cup next year in Brazil.

The Matildas did well to stay in the match, with both goals coming in stoppage time, first from Sam Kerr, then Holly McNamara, but Germany had the majority of control across the match.

A frustrating game in parts for Australia, with older heads like Sam Kerr and Mackenzie Arnold visibly displeased at times. Holly McNamara, Hayley Raso and Kaitlyn Torpey all impressive, and the debut from Tori Tumeth.

GER 4 - 2 AUS, full-time

Wow, Germany answered immediately and in the very dying moments of the match.

It came off the boot of Sjoeke Nusken, who rocketed it past Mackenzie Arnold.

It came from a set piece, a corner not quite dealt with.

GER 4 - 2 AUS, 90 minutes

And it's Holly McNamara. These Matildas like scoring in stoppage time today.

Holly McNmara scores for Australia. (Getty)

Finshing off a great Matildas' run through the guts of the pitch, McNamara got on the end of the ball and struck it straight past the keeper.

A deserving goal for McNamara, who has been excellent in attack since coming on.

GER 3 - 2 AUS, 90 minutes

Just minutes after scoring Germany's third goal, Camilla Kuver looking worse for wear after copping some friendly fire in the air defending a Matilads' corner.

GER 3 - 1 AUS, 90 minutes

Holly McNamara has been impressive since coming on in this second half. She had a great almost-moment but forced a save from Germany's goalkeeper Ena Mahmutovic.

They'll be four minutes of added stoppage time.

GER 3 - 1 AUS, 90 minutes

Joe Montemurro has made two more changes for Australia for this final five minutes of regulation time.

Tori Tumeth and Remy Siemsen have come on, with Wini Heatley and Hayley Raso taken off.

It's a debut for Tumeth, with Matildas cap number 244.

GER 3 - 1 AUS, 87 minutes

Well, after a dominant performance from Germany they finally get their third goal. Feels deserving and coming.

Camilla Kuver got on the end of a corner and headed the ball straight into the nets. She was incredibly strong in the air and outbodied her opposition to get cleanly on the end of it.

GER 3 - 1 AUS, 83 minutes

Cora Zicai has been incredibly dangerous all day for Germany. She had a shot on target, but straight into the hands of Mackenzie Arnold.

Arnold then was caught off her line with Anyomi in the area, but the Matildas backline dealt with it.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 81 minutes

Matildas are very lucky to get away there. Germany almost made it three goals through Nicole Anyomi.

Nicole Anyomi of Germany. (Getty)

Anyomi streamed towards goal but shot it wide as Mackenzie Arnold, clearly worried, let out a big roar.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 78 minutes

Germany hold its narrow lead 2-1 as we head into the final 15 minutes. Earlier in the first half, the score was looking to blow a lot further out. Australia have down well to wrestle back into this.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 76 minutes

Holly McNamara is now off the ground with blood coming from her mouth.

She's had a lot of injuries in the past and had just entered the game as a second-half sub. Let's hope she's ok.

Holly McNamara bravely caught Germany's goalkeeper's kick out right into the shoulder at close contact. It might have also caught her face or head, and is looking a bit dazed.

She's being looked at on the ground after what was a big hit.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 73 minutes

Germany had a great ball that had Mackenzie Arnold worried, but it went across the face of goal.

Australia feel a step back under pressure now with the host of experience having taken the bench and the youth hitting the park. It'll be great experience for the newer gen of Matildas, but Australia going to need to be bold and assured to keep in touch here.

Kaitlyn Torpey continues to get involved and is proving steady in defence for Australia.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 69 minutes

Joe Montemurro is making his first subs for the Matildas, with Holly McNamara, Alana Murphy, Leticia McKenna and Courtney Nevin all on.

Coming off is a wealth of experience in Steph Catley, Amy Sayer, Emily van Egmond and Sam Kerr.

This is the next generation up against some of the very best in the world.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 64 minutes

Australia are creating some chances here. They have another corner from Emily Van Egmond, the third from her this second half.

Just missing that final touch to get the equaliser, but Australia are looking more in it than the first half.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 62 minutes

Clare Wheeler struck the ball beautifully from range but just hit the wordwork.

It came through a set piece from a corner, with Wheeler almost finding the equaliser. That would have been nice.

Wheeler and Kerr looked dissapointed.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 56 minutes

Germany's Melissa Kossler is wanting a third goal. She had another shot on target but Mackenzie Arnold saved it in the bottom-right corner.

She then tried again, but was caught offside, before trying again, but was challenged ahead of the box.

GER 2 - 1 AUS, 54 minutes