‘Let ourselves down’: Matildas veteran’s cold hard truth
Alanna Kennedy knows the Matildas have ‘let themselves down’ since their World Cup run. She details the problems that have brought them undone as they look towards the Asian Cup.
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Matilda reveals Kerr impact, and how key change could lift side
The Matildas’ match on Monday is expected to be Tom Sermanni’s last as interim coach and Kaitlyn Torpey thinks the resolution of a permanent national coach can help the squad improve.
Matildas seeking momentum
With next year’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup fast approaching, the Matildas want to turn winning into a habit.
How a forced restart brought winning feeling back to Matildas
The Matildas were without a number of their Olympic stars and yet, the forced restart caused by line-up and combination changes did the trick for a much needed confidence boost.
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Matildas head behind paywall under new broadcast deal
After achieving some incredible broadcast numbers through free-to-air access in recent years, the Matildas are set to join other Australian sporting teams behind a television paywall.
Matildas go again without Sam Kerr
It’s been more than 14 months since Sam Kerr injured her knee, but her failure to return for club side Chelsea is impacting her availability for the Matildas.
Life without Kerr: Matildas slow to replace star striker 15 months on
It has been 15 months without Sam Kerr yet there has been little effort to replace the super striker. Former national team players Grace Gill and Tim Cahill explain why.
Why Matildas star hid sexuality for a decade
Three-time Olympian Tameka Yallop was so fearful of not being accepted she lived a double life for almost a decade. She explains why initiatives like Pride Round do still matter.
Kerr on verge of return
After a lengthy absence, Matildas and Chelsea star Sam Kerr is close to making her return from a serious knee injury.
Huge Sam Kerr boost as Matildas star eyes return to pitch
Sam Kerr hasn’t been spotted on a football pitch for club or country in 15 months — but that’s all set to finally change after a welcome development for the Chelsea star.
Athletes or the boardroom? Which women really wield power in sport
Women hold some of the most powerful positions in Australian sport – and boast some of the country’s most recognisable athletes. But who really holds the power?
Matildas cop brutal reality check in record low
The Matildas have copped another blow, falling in the pecking order of world football to a 20-year low following a dire run of results.
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