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A last-gasp goal to Germany has denied the Matildas a crucial Rio Olympics group win, holding Australias women to a 2-2 draw in Sao Paulo.German captain Saskia Bartusiak drove in an 88th-minute equaliser at Arena Corinthians on Saturday night (Sunday AEST), just as the Matildas thought earlier goals to Sam Kerr and Caitlin Foord were enough to jumpstart their faltering campaign.After Wednesdays shock loss to Canada, three points here would have been more than useful as they attempt to progress beyond the group stage.The result leaves them in third place in Group F and three points adrift of second-placed Germany, with the top two nations from each group plus the two highest-ranked third-placed sides qualifying for the quarter-finals.Kerr netted the opener in the sixth minute, taking advantage of a swift break by Caitlin Foord to execute a solid finish.Australias defence was markedly improved in the first half, as Germany struggled for a clear shot on goal.Foord rewarded their efforts jjust before halftime, hammering home a cross from co-captain Lisa De Vanna.ddddddddddddermany quickly struck back.It came from young Bayern Munich midfielder Sara Daebritz, who executed an outrageous one-time finish with the outside of her right boot.Matildas custodian Lydia Williams was a safe pair of hands, pulling off several impressive saves including a bullet from striker Anja Mittag.Foord fluffed decent second-half chances to add to her goal tally, but Australias at times frightening counter-attack kept coming at their world No.2 opponents.Substitute Michelle Heyman ignited her side, putting herself about and driving hard at Germanys defence and laying off to Kyah Simon for a stinging shot that sailed just wide.But it was all for nothing once Bartusiak bundled home from close range.The Matildas play their final group game against Zimbabwe on August 9. 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