Nostalgic homecoming for Matildas ‘role model’
A member of the Matildas’ FIFA Women’s World Cup squad has returned home to Brisbane Roar.
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Roar winger sidelined indefinitely
Brisbane Roar will be without one of their attacking weapons when the new A-League season starts in October.
Western United coach to fill Stajcic’s former role
Following on from the good work of Alen Stajcic, another Australian has been appointed as coach of the Philippines national women’s team.
Peacock: How Matildas can capitalise on World Cup success
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Coffee over corners for Roar retiree
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Moon roars at Premier’s double standards
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Roar plea for hotel leniency
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Victory interim boss claims top job over Aloisi
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United dream alive as Diamanti shows why he’s the best
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