Korea dangerous early in what could be Sermanni’s last game
Korea have gotten out to a fast start, pressing the Matildas early in what could be interim coach Tom Sermanni’s last game in the top job. Follow the Matildas action live!
FIFA Women's World Cup 2023
Sermanni left in dark over Matildas interim coaching future
With speculation rife that a permanent Matildas coaching appointment is imminent, interim coach Tom Sermanni remains in the dark about whether his side’s upcoming clash with Korea will be his final act in charge.
‘Let ourselves down’: Matildas veteran’s cold hard truth
Alanna Kennedy knows the Matildas have ‘let themselves down’ since their World Cup run. She details the problems that have brought them undone as they look towards the Asian Cup.
Matilda reveals Kerr impact, and how key change could lift side
The Matildas’ match on Monday is expected to be Tom Sermanni’s last as interim coach and Kaitlyn Torpey thinks the resolution of a permanent national coach can help the squad improve.
Matildas seeking momentum
With next year’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup fast approaching, the Matildas want to turn winning into a habit.
How a forced restart brought winning feeling back to Matildas
The Matildas were without a number of their Olympic stars and yet, the forced restart caused by line-up and combination changes did the trick for a much needed confidence boost.
The power of Sam Kerr
Through all the controversy, sensational headlines and injury lay-offs, there’s a simple fact that has been overlooked with Sam Kerr: She loves representing her country.
Van Egmond strike the difference as Matildas scrape home
The Matildas have ended a three-game losing run with a 1-0 victory over the Korea Republic in Sydney as the interim coaching spell of Tom Sermanni draws to a close.
Slater: Kerr brings positive vibes as Matildas search for killer blow
The match against Korea Republic may be a ‘friendly’, but there is a lot riding on this match for the Matildas, as ROBBIE SLATER explains.
Montemurro backed to coach Matildas
The search continues for a permanent Matildas coach as the AFC Women’s Asian Cup fast approaches.
Matildas rocked as star duo ruled out, another in doubt
The Matildas have suffered a major blow heading into their two-match series against Korea, with two key players ruled out, and a third in significant doubt.
Kerr keeping mum, but still sends a message
Sam Kerr’s return to the Matildas camp has been welcomed, as she took to the streets in Sydney with not a hint of the bother from her hellish past year.
Matildas’ dilemma: The question Australian football wants answered
Last year the stars almost aligned for the Matildas to land their dream coach. They’ve been coachless, and on a downhill slide, since. And everyone in Australian football wants one question answered.
Cleary looking for that winning feeling
Penrith are searching for that winning feeling with Nathan Cleary returning from a head knock against North Queensland on Friday.
‘Definitely not’: Matildas speak up over controversial Kerr call
Sam Kerr is back – but should she be captain? It’s a debate which has raged ever since news broke of the superstar’s police racism saga. And now her teammates have had their say.
Matildas star’s massive call on Kerr
Matildas star Emily van Egmond has rejected calls for Sam Kerr to stand down as the national side’s captain, saying the injured superstar had their full support.
Slater: Kerr must quit as Matildas captain despite weak FA stance
Football Australia has failed in its role as guardians of the game in this country, writes ROBBIE SLATER. Sam Kerr needs to take matters into her own hands.
Big call made on Sam Kerr’s future
Sam Kerr has met with the Football Australia board following her drunken incident in London and joined the Matildas in a training camp.
Football Australia make final Kerr call over ugly court saga
More than a month on from Sam Kerr’s much publicised court case, Football Australia has reached the conclusion of its review.
Kerr meets Football Australia top brass; no action to be taken for London cop episode
Sam Kerr and Football Australia power brokers have finally met, with the Matildas captain admitting ‘sincere regret’ for a drunken incident in London; after reviewing the events, FA has concluded no further action was warranted.
Matildas head behind paywall under new broadcast deal
After achieving some incredible broadcast numbers through free-to-air access in recent years, the Matildas are set to join other Australian sporting teams behind a television paywall.
When Kerr could make Matildas return
The Matildas have locked in two friendlies later this year – and they could mark Sam Kerr’s return to the national set-up.
World Cup spots filling up, how Socceroos can make it
Everything you need to know about the men’s FIFA World Cup qualifiers, where each conference around the world currently stands and how the Socceroos can secure automatic qualification.
‘Horrific’: How Go Bubble and Pride Round is combating abuse
Melbourne Victory star Alex Chidiac says despite the Go Bubble initiative and the impact of a united Pride Round, there is still a long way to go in the fight against the ‘horrific amount’ of abuse.
‘Special’ game awaits Socceroos
A win over Japan in Perth in June could seal the Socceroos a spot in next year’s FIFA World Cup, and the coach knows it’s a “special” game.
Socceroos secure back-to-back wins
Jackson Irvine and Nishan Velupillay have continued their goal-scoring form to help the Socceroos to another win.
Socceroos on road to the World Cup after win over China
The Socceroos have defeated China and received a boost in their push to to cement a spot for the 2026 World Cup after a Japan and Saudi Arabia stalemate.
Socceroos prepared for Chinese onslaught
The Socceroos can take another important step on the qualifying road to next year’s FIFA World Cup with a win in China on Tuesday night.
Matildas go again without Sam Kerr
It’s been more than 14 months since Sam Kerr injured her knee, but her failure to return for club side Chelsea is impacting her availability for the Matildas.
Overlooked A-League star on Socceroos snub
A ‘disappointed’ Noah Botic has revealed to Robbie Slater and Marco Monteverde how faith and mentorship continues to guide him after being overlooked for the latest Socceroos squad. It’s all in The Tackle.
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