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The Latest Breaking News from the ALeague Women

Is this the end for Canberra United? A-League Women club face grievous demise

It has been a painful few years for Australia’s trailblazing women’s team, while overseas football clubs just like theirs are funded and flourishing

The Guardian - AU

Women’s football in Australia reaches Rubicon moment as report outlines bold vision

The PFA’s new strategy ‘is not doom and gloom’, rather it hopes to serve as a springboard for investment and offer an opportunity to grow the game

The Guardian - AU

A-League Women reaches ‘tipping point’ as scathing report highlights stagnation

With the World Cup halo truly faded, the domestic league is now the ‘least preferred’ competition for Australian players, according to a new report

The Guardian - AU

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Matildas coach's bold ideas to boost A-League Women

Matildas coach Joe Montemurro believes allowing investment solely in A-League Women clubs could help open the door to making it fully professional.

AAP

From World Cup halo to turmoil: why the A-League Women is at a crossroads

The Matildas’ legacy was meant to supercharge the domestic game. Instead the league has lost a team, leaving many to wonder if the boom has gone bust

The Guardian - UK

Western United’s multimillion-dollar loss highlights A-Leagues’ ongoing struggles

Melbourne-based club reports $11m loss in 2023-24 but ALM’s outgoing transfer fees offer one positive sign

The Guardian - AU

Matildas gig looms for Montemurro after Lyon departure

Joe Montemurro's appointment as Matildas coach is imminent after he departed Lyon a day before Australia's interim boss Tom Sermanni's final game.

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Top female coaches earn Matildas opportunity

There are no senior female coaches within Football Australia but three from A-League Women clubs are about to get an opportunity with the Matildas.

AAP

ALW striker Bolden jets out to follow European dream

Although contracted for the upcoming ALW 2024/25 season, star striker Sarina Bolden has left the Newcastle Jets to pursue her dream of playing in Europe.

AAP

Montemurro focused on All Stars, not Matildas hopes

Top Australian coach Joe Montemurro is adamant contending for the Matildas job isn't on his radar as he focuses on leading the A-League Women All Stars.

AAP

Shea Connors’ late strike clinches Sydney FC a record fifth A-League Women championship

A late strike by substitute Shea Connors has clinched the A-League Women grand final and delivered Sydney FC a record fifth title

The Guardian - AU

Sydney held to 1-1 ALW draw at Melbourne Victory

Melbourne Victory have dented Sydney FC's hopes of moving up to second in the A-League Women table by claiming a point in a hard-fought 1-1 draw.

AAP

Crackdown launched on A-League ref intimidation

Players in the A-League Men and Women can expect to be booked if they rush in and try to intimidate officials this season.

AAP

A-League Women aims to capitalise on Matildas momentum

With memories still fresh from the Matildas' World Cup run, the time is right for the A-League Women to maintain momentum and take the league to another level.

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Kyah Simon joins Mariners, Gielnik returns to Victory

Matildas striker Kyah Simon has signed with Central Coast while Emily Gielnik has rejoined Melbourne Victory in the A-League Women.

ABC News

How Sydney FC's fourth A-League Women championship fulfils the club's living legacy

Three years ago, Sydney FC's players were "nobodies." Now, as the A-League Women's most successful club, they have become their own legacy.

ABC News

Not all pregnancies are being treated equally in Super Netball

The Super Netball league was the first club sport in Australia to introduce a parental policy for its players but — as negotiations kick-off for the sport's next collective bargaining agreement — there is one key component that needs to be revisited.

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