When Mackenzie Arnold started her career she was making $1000 a season. Now she can’t go out with her parents without being stopped for photos. But, she says, it’s a small price to pay.
Only two more games stand between the Matildas and Olympic qualification and one of them will be in Melbourne.
Despite an impressive guest stint with Newcastle Jets and loving being coached by her dad, Matildas star Emily van Egmond has revealed why she can’t make the move home permanent.
The Matildas are set to cap off their stellar year with the ultimate event for fans, with an opportunity to play alongside their hero.
Football Australia chief executive James Johnson remains confident that Tony Gustavsson is the right man to lead the Matildas.
International football returns to Suncorp Stadium in September with matches involving the Socceroos and the Matildas.
The Matildas injury crisis is deepening after the team’s worst fears for debutant Taylor Ray were confirmed.
Matildas’ teen prodigy Mary Fowler is set to take her game to the next level, after signing with one of world football’s biggest clubs.
Thrashed by Spain just a few days earlier, the Matildas produced a better performance to draw with Portugal.
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson faces the tough task of lifting his weakened and embarrassed team for Wednesday morning’s match against Portugal.
Australian football fans were questioning what the Matildas were doing as they took a bizarre approach during a “harrowing” loss to Spain.
Having debuted for the Matildas as a teenager 17 years ago, Lydia Williams is set to reach a special milestone for the national team.
With a host of stars missing, Emily Gielnik with a greater chance to impress Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson in matches against Spain and Portugal.
She was set for a well-earned holiday at home with her family, but Amy Sayer has instead been given another chance with the Matildas.
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