New challenge laid out for Matildas
The Matildas international program for 2024 will include a trip to the United States for a match against Mexico.
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‘I almost threw in the towel’: Inside Simon’s agonising sideline stint
Kyah Simon is back – it’s a phrase the star forward doubted would be said many times during the lengthy rehab that left her broken.
Recalled Matilda ‘needed a rest’
Having felt like a ‘robot’, Michelle Heyman needed a break from football five years ago. Now she’s back and ready to help the Matildas qualify for this year’s Olympic Games.
Heyman ready for Tillies recall as Gustavsson gambles on experience
Michelle Heyman did not depart the Matildas squad on good terms five years ago – she was mentally and physically exhausted – but drastic changes mean she is ready to give it another shot.
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Analysis: Why World Cup starts now for Matildas
The biggest era in Matildas history starts now. ADAM PEACOCK analyses what success really looks like for Tony Gustavsson‘s squad.
Super Sam no certainty to start
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson will have to manage his players, including Sam Kerr, carefully during the Cup of Nations.
Red hot Kerr joins Matildas camp
Superstar Sam Kerr has hit the track with the Matildas in Sydney as the squad prepares for its World Cup dress rehearsal.
Super Sam snubbed for FIFA award
Sam Kerr’s stellar 2022 hasn’t been enough to secure her a spot in the final three nominations for FIFA’s female player of the year award.
Super Sam nets four in Chelsea rout
Sam Kerr has been scoring goals for fun in 2023 and put on a stunning display for Chelsea.
Matildas silent on Saudi sponsorship
Football Australia has prevented the Matildas discussing Saudi Arabia’s tourist authority reportedly being among the World Cup sponsors.
Logarzo out, bolter in for Matildas Cup of Nations squad
Tony Gustavsson has provided an insight into his World Cup planning with his Cup of Nations squad announcement, writes TILLY WERNER.
Matildas on the move for Cup opener
Football Australia has got its wish in having the Matildas’ opening FIFA Women’s World Cup match switched to a bigger venue.
Australian women’s football heats up on the road to FIFA World Cup
Withthe FIFA Women’s World Cup is just months away, women’s football has a packed schedule in the lead up. Sydney FC winger Cortnee Vine explains the exciting changes over the next year.
Hopeful Matildas given six months to impress
The official Women’s World Cup ball has landed and Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson is turning the heat on the players who are yet to seal their spots in the squad, writes TILLY WERNER.
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