Nike delivers on promise to fix World Cup oversight
Nike came under fire during last year’s World Cup – with fans furious about being unable to show support for some of their favourite players. All that will change this week.
Nike came under fire during last year’s World Cup – with fans furious about being unable to show support for some of their favourite players. All that will change this week.
The Matildas don’t intend to disappoint their passionate fans at Marvel Stadium on Wednesday night.
The Matildas have taken a big step towards the Paris Olympics with one forgotten star’s dream coming true.
Australia have broken through with three goals in the closing stages to take a massive lead over Uzbekistan into the second leg in Melbourne, where an Olympic Games spot beckons.
Matildas’ attacking pair Sam Kerr and Caitlin Foord will be on opposing sides in next month’s women’s FA Cup final at Wembley.
When the World Cup hits Australia in 2023, a couple of the Matildas teen sensations will be ready to rip it apart.
The Matildas have found two linchpins for years to come after games against Brazil which showed Australian football has good reason to be optimistic about its future.
Sam Kerr was her usual superb self but the Matildas’ biggest problem came back to haunt them in a worrying sign ahead of the Asian Cup.
Two years after he was sacked by the Matildas, Alen Stajcic is back in the women’s game and could lead his new team against Australia.
With Asian and World Cups just around the corner, coach Tony Gustavsson wants the Matildas to be more clinical when they face Brazil for the second time in three days in Sydney tonight.
One scored a goal, two others made their debut. Meet the generation next – and potentially best – of the Australian Matildas.
UPDATED: She honed her skills in western Sydney. Now this teen has made her debut for Australia alongside the biggest names in world football after a dream call-up to the Matildas.
Two local young guns were blooded as a legend hit a milestone and sport returned with a bang in Sydney. The Matildas v Brazil spectacular in pictures.
They’ve been engulfed in arguably the most tumultuous period in their history but the Matildas have emerged triumphant in their first game on home soil in nearly 18 months.
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