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'I had this fire in my belly': How big crowds motivate Westfield Matildas legend

Westfield Matildas veteran Lisa De Vanna is hopeful history repeats and the ‘sold out’ sign appears at much-anticipated fixtures on home soil next month. Australia take on Chile in Penrith and Newcastle, on November 10 and 13 respectively, as preparations for the FIFA Women’s

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STREAM LIVE: Young Matildas v Mongolia

The Young Matildas kick off their 2019 AFC U-19 Women's Championship Qualifiers tonight against Mongolia, and this is where you can live stream it.  Kick-off is 7:30PM AEDT.

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How to stream the Young Matildas this week

We've got great news for Australian football fans, with the Young Matildas qualifiers for the 2019 AFC U-19 Women's Championship being streamed live via our official website.  Fans can watch the games live and free right here on http://www.m...ralia.com.au.

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Westfield Young Matildas primed for AFC U19 Women's Championship qualifiers

The Westfield Young Matildas face a big challenge in Lebanon in the first phase of qualification for the 2019 AFC U19 Women's Championship to be held in Thailand. Gary van Egmond has named a 23-player squad and will hope his side can win their three games against Mongolia, Leb

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Westfield W-League players to have swapped shirts for 2018/19

There is always plenty of movement in the Westfield W-League off-season and the build-up to the 2018/19 campaign has been no different. And while there are new faces for fans to get used to, there are also several established names who have opted for a change of scenery. WA

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Fans in more corners of the globe set to watch Australian football this season

More fans than ever will be able to watch the Hyundai A-League and Westfield W-League this season with 19 broadcast partners covering 79 territories set to broadcast Australian football around the world. And for the first time, both leagues will broadcast on YouTube and Twitte

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Get to know: Westfield W-League coaches for 2018/19 Season

As we approach the start of Westfield W-League 2018/19 Season, we take a look at the men and women who will lead each of the nine clubs in their quest for coveted silverware. While most of the coaches from last season remain, there's a new boss for defending champions Melbourn

Westfield Matildas players celebrate a goal in their 3-2 win over Brazil in Newcastle.
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Westfield Matildas return to Newcastle for a stiff test against Chile

The Westfield Matildas continue their preparations for next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup in France, as they host Chile at McDonald Jones Stadium on Tuesday, November 13.  Australia’s recent tour of Europe proved to Alen Stajcic his team has the depth to compete with the world

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Westfield Matildas at Perth Glory in 2018/19

Everywhere Perth Glory go, the attention on superstar striker Sam Kerr follows. The reigning Golden Boot and two-time Julie Dolan Medal Winner is returning on a landmark marquee deal, the first of its kind in the Westfield W-League. Kerr’s presence will provide a lift to th

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Westfield Matildas at Sydney FC in 2018/19

Westfield W-League Grand Final pain appears to have only spurred on Sydney FC in assembling a roster truly capable of making the silverware their own. The latest Westfield Matildas player to link up with the Sky Blues is ex-Canberra United youngster Amy Sayer, who along with n

Defender Caitlin Cooper is a strong chance to make the Matildas squad for Rio.
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Westfield Matildas at Western Sydney Wanderers in 2018/19

The experienced Caitlin Cooper is a massive coup for a Western Sydney Wanderers side that will welcome the extra solidity in defence. The 30-year-old, capped 10 times, is back after a year at Sydney FC, having identified Western Sydney as the place to make her case for selecti

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Westfield Matildas at Newcastle Jets in 2018/19

Newcastle Jets loom as one of the most fascinating teams to track in this Westfield W-League this term. Not least because the reinvention of Larissa Crummer as a centre-back, a move initiated by Westfield Matildas coach Alen Stajcic, could make or break Craig Deans’ hopes of b

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Westfield Matildas at Melbourne City in 2018/19

Melbourne City represent something of a mini Westfield Matildas camp in between international breaks. Champions in each of the last three seasons, the glamour side has strengthened further with the recruitment of midfielder Tameka Butt and her former Brisbane Roar team-mate El

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Westfield Matildas at Brisbane Roar in 2018/19

Brisbane Roar have long provided a launchpad for Westfield Matildas and though two have departed, a strong core remains in place. Captain Clare Polkinghorne has been a mainstay at the back for club and country for over a decade and returns once again to lead her beloved hometo

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Westfield Matildas at Canberra United in 2018/19

Ellie Carpenter’s mature performance in the Westfield Matildas' recent 1-1 friendly draw with England illustrated just how much of a coup it was for Canberra United to keep hold of the teenager. The versatile 18-year-old flourished in a midfield role in her first season at the