Victorian young guns on future Matildas track
They’re the rising stars of Victorian football. Meet the talented young girls aiming to become the future international stars of the Matildas.
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Overseas Matildas under siege from Aussies playing on home soil
Senior Matildas are on notice as a major issue emerges for our top level players plying their trade in competitions around the world.
Legend to start in Matildas farewell game
The Matildas’ all-time games record holder will get a surprise bonus farewell appearance as intrigue remains over the search for a new coach.
Heartbreaking news for Matildas star after return ends in tears
Chloe Logarzo waited two years to make her return to national football, but it ended in tears within half an hour after a brutal head clash. Now, she’s set for another stint on the sideline.
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Much more to legend’s Matildas photo storm
Everyone was asking the same question after an NRL legend stepped into the spotlight on a Matildas icon’s big night.
‘Street smart’ Brazilians frustrate Matildas
The Matildas “opened the door” for Brazil to adopt the delaying tactics that marred Thursday night’s match in Brisbane.
No fairytale as Brazil breaks Matildas’ hearts in Brisbane
A celebration of retiring defender Clare Polkinghorne’s decorated career didn’t go to plan for the Matildas, who fell 3-1 to Brazil at Suncorp Stadium.
‘Big shoes to fill’: Tributes for Matildas star ahead of final game
Clare Polkinghorne is revered by her teammates as being the toughest on the field – so tough she didn’t even flinch when her coach almost knocked her out at training. ERIN SMITH reveals more to that story, and other tributes, inside.
‘Team first’ still mantra for retiring Matilda
Clare Polkinghorne’s decorated Matildas career will come to an end in her hometown of Brisbane on Thursday night.
Revisited: The Matildas’ most memorable goals since 2015
Ahead of their return to Suncorp Stadium this week, ERIN SMITH revisits the most memorable Matildas goals of the past decade.
Fowler, Vine, protected by Matildas’ new approach
Five years ago taking a mental health break would have been the end of an athlete’s career with the Matildas, but a huge cultural shift has put players back in control of their welfare.
‘All we’ve ever wanted’: Matildas star on scheduling
The Matildas will play four games in 10 days to finish 2024 and while it’s too much for some, one star says it’s where every player wanted the women’s game to be.
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