The Seven Consulting International Series title was up for grabs in Newcastle.

Chile held a 3-2 advantage after coming from behind to win in Penrith.

Mackenzie Arnold, Alanna Kennedy and Gema Simon were recalled to Alen Stajcic's line-up.

Emily van Egmond led the Westfield Matildas after scoring from the spot twice in Penrith.

Chile sought to limit the threat of Sam Kerr from the off.

Chloe Logarzo gained command of the midfield as the Westfield Matildas pressed for an opener.

Alen Stajcic faced a crucial half-time team talk as his side failed to break the deadlock.

But Sam Kerr opened the scoring seven minutes in the second half thanks to a fine assist from Caitlin Foord.

Foord doubled the Westfield Matildas' lead two minutes latter with a textbook finish from an acute angle.

Foord added another before substitute Emily Gielnik got in on the act with a sublime first-time finish

And then Foord completed her hat-trick to wrap up the second-half demolition.

The runaway win saw the Westfield Matildas overturn the Penrith loss and secure silverware.

The Seven Consulting International Series title was up for grabs in Newcastle.

Chile held a 3-2 advantage after coming from behind to win in Penrith.

Mackenzie Arnold, Alanna Kennedy and Gema Simon were recalled to Alen Stajcic's line-up.

Emily van Egmond led the Westfield Matildas after scoring from the spot twice in Penrith.

Chile sought to limit the threat of Sam Kerr from the off.

Chloe Logarzo gained command of the midfield as the Westfield Matildas pressed for an opener.

Alen Stajcic faced a crucial half-time team talk as his side failed to break the deadlock.

But Sam Kerr opened the scoring seven minutes in the second half thanks to a fine assist from Caitlin Foord.

Foord doubled the Westfield Matildas' lead two minutes latter with a textbook finish from an acute angle.

Foord added another before substitute Emily Gielnik got in on the act with a sublime first-time finish

And then Foord completed her hat-trick to wrap up the second-half demolition.

The runaway win saw the Westfield Matildas overturn the Penrith loss and secure silverware.

GALLERY: Westfield Matildas run riot in second-half rout

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Caitlin Foord clinched a hat-trick as a devastating second half spell helped the Westfield Matildas defeat Chile 5-0 in Newcastle on Tuesday night.

Foord teed up Sam Kerr’s opener before notching a quickfire double herself to rattle Australia’s South American opponents shortly after the half-time interval.

Substitute Emily Gielnik inked her name to the score-sheet before Foord added her third late on as Alen Stajcic’s side delivered the perfect response to Saturday’s defeat to Chile in Penrith.

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