Western United’s men’s and women’s teams have enjoyed success on the pitch, but the club is under the microscope after players’ pay was delayed in the latest issue to face the A-Leagues club.
Star striker Sam Kerr’s chances of making a return for the Matildas next month appear very slim after another bleak update from her Chelsea manager.
Melbourne City were a class above their rivals during the 2024-25 A-League Women’s premiership, but other teams also put their best foot forward. How every team fared this season here.
When Shimona Jok first took to the Suncorp Super Netball court 99 games ago nutrition and her body’s needs were not high priorities – now she won’t even eat a piece of chocolate.
An Olympian, X-Games champion and soon a playable character in the latest Tony Hawk game, Chloe Covell is no ordinary teen. But a broken arm has allowed her to finally reset.
The Matildas’ attacking stocks are in crisis, after veteran Tameka Yallop was carried from the field with a leg injury in the final minute of a dead rubber A-League fixture. More in the ALW Tackle.
Melbourne City’s back-to-back A-League Women’s titles took on extra significance for one player in particular given her journey back to the game.
A-Leagues’ planned new salary cap will force clubs to change their philosophies around building their squads. But Melbourne City is already showing the way on how it must be done.
The Matildas were dealt a devastating blow when Mary Fowler’s ruptured ACL was confirmed. With the Asian Cup firmly in sight, we look at the contenders to fill in for the star attacker.
The PFA has slammed the A-Leagues’ bosses “half-baked cost-cutting” salary cap plan, saying it breaches the CBA and would “weaken the product”.
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