2025 Emerging Matildas Championships live stream: Watch every match on Day 5

Victoria Blue ended on the right side of a memorable semi-final penalty shootout on Saturday, while New South Wales dominated the other results. Watch every REPLAY here.

The host state of the 2025 Emerging Matildas Championships dominated the results on semi-final day on Saturday, with three New South Wales sides qualifying for Sunday’s grand finals.

It was the perfect result for Football NSW, with a NSW-based side now guaranteed to win at least one title come Sunday night.

Both NSW Sky U15 and U16 outfits qualified, while Northern NSW also did enough to ensure they’d meet the Sky in the U16 grand final.

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

Queensland Maroon v Victoria Blue (16SF2)

NSW Sky v Capital Football (16SF1)

Queensland Maroon v Northern NSW (15SF2)

NSW Sky v NSW Navy (15SF1)

FIELD 2

Victoria Blue v Western Australia (U15 PO 5th v 6th)

Malaysia vs Queensland White (U15 PO 7th v 8th)

South Australia v Capital Football (U15 PO 11th v 12th)

NSW Country v Western Australia (16 PGM – RND3)

Queensland White v Charles Perkins XI (16PSF1)

Queensland White v Western Australia (15PSF2)

Malaysia v Victoria Blue (15PSF1)

FIELD 3

Charles Perkins XI v Northern NSW (U16 PO 7th v 8th)

NSW Country v Tasmania (U15 PO 9th v 10th)

Victoria White v Northern Territory (U15 PO 13th v 14th)

Tasmania v South Australia (16 PGR2 – RND3)

Victoria White v Northern NSW (16PSF2)

Capital Football v Northern Territory (15PGR2 – RND3)

Victoria White v NSW Country (15 PGR1 – RND3)

SEMI-FINALS LIVE UP TO HYPE

While each semi-final presented different results, it’s fair to say they all lived up to the hype in one way or another.

NSW Sky’s U15 outfit made light work of NSW Navy in their intrastate semi-final battle, knocking them off 4-1.

NSW Sky peppered the Navy defence early and scored the first in the 23rd minute through Tessa Young, and the floodgates opened in the second half as Sky put through three goals in rapid time before a late consolation penalty from Navy.

Northern NSW produced a memorable comeback to defeat Queensland Maroon 4-1, after initially being down 1-0.

Queensland Maroon opened the scoring in the 28th minute through Alexis Ritchie, but Northern NSW responded in a flash with a goal either side of halftime from Mayan Harkness and Mackenzie Preston-Poole.

Preston-Poole found the back of the net again in the 54th minute, with Sunny Alston’s 52nd minute major meaning it was 4-1 with just minutes remaining.

The first U16 semi-final was all one way traffic, with an impressive NSW Sky dominating from start to finish against Capital Football.

An incredibly potent attacking group made it difficult for Capital to gain any momentum, with a 2-0 halftime lead enough to keep Capital at bay heading into the second-half.

The second U16 semi-final was far and away the highlight clash of the day, with Queensland Maroon and Victoria Blue battling it out all the way to a penalty shootout.

Neither side could find the back of the net after 60 minutes, meaning the Maroon’s U16 side would become the second Queensland side to decide their fate in a shootout in as many days.

But unlike the U15 side that won through on Friday, the U16 Maroons failed at the final hurdle in a memorable 5-3 shootout result.

PREVIEW

New South Wales will dominate the semi-final fixtures on Day 5 of the Emerging Matildas Championships, with four different sides from the host state set to compete in do-or-die games on Saturday.

After four days of thrilling football across both the Under-15 and Under-16 divisions, just eight teams remained entering Saturday in the hunt to be crowned 2025 Emerging Matildas Champions.

Four of those teams hail from New South Wales, with NSW Sky (U15 & U16), NSW Navy (U15) and Northern NSW (U15) all featuring in the semi-finals following quarter-final wins on Friday.

All four semi-final matches will form part of KommunityTV’s broadcast, with all the action available live and exclusive across three fields from 9am.

The semi-final matches kick off from 10.40am on Field 1.

U15 NSW Sky made light work of NSW Navy in their intrastate semi-final battle, knocking them off 4-1.

NSW Sky peppered the Navy defence early and scored the first in the 23rd minute, and the floodgates opened in the second half as Sky put through three goals in rapid time before a late consolation penalty from Navy.

Northern NSW will face NSW Sky in the U15 semi-final after a 4-1 win of their own, coming from 1-0 down to win against Queensland Maroon.

Queensland Maroon opened the scoring in the 28th minute but Northern NSW responded in a flash with a goal either side of halftime.

Northern NSW put the icing on the cake with two late goals to secure a grand final berth.

NSW Sky’s U16 side will host Capital Football in the first U16 semi while Queensland Maroon and Victoria Blue will clash in the other – which doubles as the only non-NSW semi-final on Saturday.

NSW Sky will head in as favourites against NSW Navy after a 5-0 win over Malaysia, with Navy defeating Victoria Blue 2-1 to qualify for the semi-finals.

Queensland Maroon may be the side heading into semi-finals with the most confidence, with the Maroons producing a thrilling penalty shootout win over Queensland White on Friday.

Northern NSW won through with a 2-1 victory over Western Australia.

NSW Sky will also be favourites against Capital Football after a 5-0 demolition against Queensland White in the quarter-finals.

Capital knocked off Charles Perkins XI 1-0 to qualify for the semi-finals.

Victoria Blue defeated Northern NSW 3-2 in Friday’s quarter-finals, while Queensland Maroon’s 5-1 win over Victoria White ensured it wouldn’t be an all-Victorian semi-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 5