2025 Emerging Matildas Championships live stream: Watch every match on Day 4

New South Wales dominated Emerging Matildas quarter-final action on Friday, with four sides from the host state winning through to qualify for semi-final action. Watch the REPLAYS here.

It was a day full of New South Wales victories at the Emerging Matildas Championships on Friday, with the host state claiming multiple quarter-final victories.

Represented in five of Friday’s quarter-final matches, NSW secured wins in four of those matches.

NSW Sky (U15 and U16), NSW Navy (U15) and Northern NSW (U15) all kept their tournaments alive, with the Northern NSW Under-16 outfit the only NSW based side to lose in Friday’s quarter-finals.

Every match was streamed live and exclusive on KommunityTV, with full match replays available below.

Scroll down for every replay, along with the biggest takeaways from Friday’s action.

REPLAYS

FIELD 1

Victoria Blue v Northern NSW (16QF3)

Queensland Maroon v Victoria White (16QF2)

Capital Football v Charles Perkins XI (16QF4)

NSW Sky v Queensland White (16QF1)

FIELD 2

NSW Country v South Australia (16 PGM – RND2)

Western Australia v Northern NSW (15QF3)

Queensland Maroon v Queensland White (15QF2)

Victoria Blue v NSW Navy (15QF4)

NSW Sky v Malaysia (15QF1)

South Australia v Victoria White (15 PGR1 – RND1)

FIELD 3

Western Australia v Tasmania (16 PGM – RND2)

Tasmania v NSW Country (16PGM – RND1)

South Australia v Western Australia (16 PGM – RND1)

Tasmania v Capital Football (15PGR2 – RND1)

FRIDAY’S MAIN TAKEAWAYS

GOLDEN GIRL KEEPS SKY SOARING

NSW Sky Under-15s golden boot frontrunner Madena Moussa kept her electric form going at the Emerging Matildas Championships on Friday.

Moussa took the ball half the pitch, beating three defenders, before pounding it into the back of the net in the opening minute to set the tone of NSW Sky’s quarter-final win over Malaysia.

The No. 9 finished with a double, taking her tally to eight goals for the week, as the sky blues cruised to a 5-0 win over the Malaysian side.

Moussa’s closest competitor in the race for the golden boot, NSW Sky teammate Jada Taylor, also finished with a goal.

QUEENSLAND SIDES BATTLE OUT QUARTER-FINAL THRILLER

Without question, the best of Friday’s quarter-final matches was the absolute thriller between Queensland Maroon and Queensland White.

Clearly two sides that are no strangers to each other, it was a low-scoring back and forth battle that ended with a dramatic penalty shootout.

There were two goals before that though, with the first coming from White’s Lara Burgers early in the second-half.

In what can only be described as a moment of individual brilliance, Burgers managed to chop the ball over her direct opponents head at the top of the box before finding the back of the net and giving her side the early lead.

The Maroons then got their chance to tie the scores some 20 minutes later, with a clumsy defensive tackle giving Akira Booth a penalty shot.

She converted in what became a precursor of what was to come.

Savannah Yared was the first to convert in the shootout, giving the Maroon the early advantage from the line.

Zara Softa then tied things up with White’s first penalty before Zahra Ahmed also found the back of the net to give the Maroons back the advantage.

Back-to-back saves from Maroon’s keeper Zoe Reader and White’s Phillippa Bromley ensured the Maroon’s advantage remained at 2-1 when Ruby Bird stepped up to the plate.

Her attempt was sensationally denied once again by Reader but Booth’s miss to the left side kept White alive.

A third straight save from Reader denied White the chance to tie the game, with a terrific strike from Payton Rose finding the top right corner to then send Queensland Maroon into the semi-final.

PREVIEW

It’s finals time at the Emerging Matildas Championships as the best rising footballers prepare for playoff action.

Perennial heavyweights NSW Sky have positioned themselves as the team to beat across both the Under-15 and Under-16 divisions, but there are a host of challengers ready to take their crowns.

Every quarter-final and placement final will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV across three fields of action on Friday.

Watch all the Under-15s quarter-finals on Field 2 and watch all the Under-16 quarter-finals on Field 1.

Defending champions NSW Sky will open up the Under-16 quarter-final action on Field 1 with a showdown against arch rivals Queensland White.

The Queenslanders had two teams qualify for the quarter-finals, with Queensland Maroon taking the field against Victoria White later on Friday.

Victoria also had a second side qualify for the Under-16 play-offs after Victoria Blue topped Group C with two wins and a draw across the pool stages.

Victoria Blue will clash with a Northern NSW side that powered their way into the finals with a 4-0 win over Tasmania on Thursday.

In a big win for the Emerging Matildas Championships, the Charles Perkins XI, an Indigenous invitational side featuring talents from across the country, also progressed to the quarter-finals and will take on Capital Football.

The Malaysian under-15 girls have emerged into finals contention, but will face their toughest test of the week when they clash with an impressive NSW Sky in the quarter-finals.

The NSW Sky girls are coming off the back of a momentous final day of pool games in which they scored a combined 14 goals and didn’t concede one across two games.

Northern NSW enjoyed a similarly strong finish to its group stage with two wins on Thursday, but will come face-to-face with a Western Australia side that has not conceded a goal this tournament.

Queensland White will clash with Queensland Maroon in an all-Sunshine State affair, while NSW Navy will look to overcome the might of Victoria Blue in the last quarter-final.

For the second straight year KommunityTV and News Corp Australia have partnered with Football Australia to bring the nation’s flagship underage national championships to life on the small screen.

Every match of the Emerging Matildas Championships will be broadcast live and exclusive from July 15-20.

Originally published as 2025 Emerging Matildas Championships live stream: Watch every match on Day 4