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Australia’s longest-running women’s football podcast (est. April 2019). 

History: Cassandra Kell, Matildas Cap 116

Matildas Debut: 2002
Appearances: 30
Position: Goalkeeper

2003 World Cup, 2004 Olympics

Kell made 50 appearances over seven W-NSL seasons for NSW Sapphires (1998-2004). After her playing days, Kell switched to cycling and had great success on the velodrome, winning the 2011 Australian National Championships in the Team Sprint with Kaarle McCulloch.

Previously a goalkeeper coach at Central Coast Mariners and North West Sydney Spirit, Kell is currently an Athlete Carer & Soft Tissue Therapist for Cycling Australia.

Hot Topics

• News

  • The National Talent Challenge (NTC) will be held at the AIS in Canberra from October 3-7
    • Featuring U18 state teams from across the country, NTC is an important talent identification event

• Matildas

  • Squad announced for upcoming October matches
    • Late callups for Matilda McNamara, Remy Siemsen and Emma Checker, following the withdrawals of Emily van Egmond (quad strain), Tameka Yallop (ankle), Clare Wheeler (minor knee) & Kyah Simon
  • Matildas v Thailand announced
    • Date: Tuesday, 15 November 2022
    • Location: Central Coast Stadium, Gosford
  • Completion of Young Matildas training camp (players born 1/1/04 or later)
  • Signings: Around the World – Aussies/NZ Abroad

• Dub News & Signings

  • A-Leagues season launch
  • A-Leagues documentary series
  • Melbourne City: Melissa Barbieri, Hannah Wilkinson
  • Newcastle Jets: Tara Andrews, Ash Brodigan
  • Wellington Phoenix: Michaela Robertson
  • Western United: Hillary Beall, Sydney Cummings

• • Season 15 squad page 

Around the World

UEFA Champions League

• Juventus (Joe Montemurro) 2-0 HB Køge – Juventus won 3-1 on aggregate
  • in this UWCL campaign, Juventus have scored ten times and only conceded twice
• Ajax 0-1 Arsenal (Steph Catley, Caitlin Foord) – Arsenal won 3-2 on aggregate
  • full games for Catley and Foord
• FC Rosengard (Teagan Micah) 3-1 SK Brann Kvinner (Tameka Yallop) – Rosengard won 4-2 on aggregate
  • full game for Micah, Yallop was an unused sub
• BK Häcken (Aivi Luik) 0-2 PSG (Lydia Williams ) – PSG won 4-1 on aggregate
  • full game for Luik, Williams was an unused sub

UK (Polly’s Palace)

FA WSL (catchup R1)

• Season Dates: September 10th 2022 – May 28th 2023
• Chelsea (Sam Kerr) 3-1 West Ham United (Mackenzie Arnold) – Kerr start + goal + 72 mins
• Everton (Clare Wheeler) 1-0 Leicester City (Nicola Williams) – Wheeler not in squad

Continental Cup

• Aston Villa (Emily Gielnik) 1-1 Manchester United – Villa won 4-3 on penalties, Gielnik start + 71 mins
• Lewes (Isobel Dalton & Libby Copus-Brown) 2-0 Charlton Athletic – Dalton full game + assist, Copus-Brown subbed on 90+4′
• London City Lionesses 2-2 West Ham United (Mackenzie Arnold) – West Ham won 10-9 on penalties, Arnold full game + scored in shootout
• Birmingham City 3-2 Brighton & Hove Albion (Rebekah Stott)
• Reading 1-2 Tottenham Hotspur (Kyah Simon) – Simon subbed on 59th min + yellow card
• Blackburn Rovers 0-3 Leicester City (Nicola Williams)
• Bristol City 4-0 Crystal Palace (Polly Doran) – Pozza Dozza subbed on 62nd min

Scottish Cup 2nd Round

• Season Dates: August 7th 2022 – May 21th 2023
• Partick Thistle 0-2 Celtic (Jacynta Galabadaarachchi) – Jacynta full game + goal
• Glasgow City (Aoife Colvill) 5-0 Aberdeen

Europe

France – D1F (4 of 22)

• Season Dates: September 10th 2022 – June 10th 2023
• Lyon (Ellie Carpenter) 2-0 Rodez
• Le Havre 2-2 PSG (Lydia Williams) – Williams was an unused sub
• Read B90s coverage of the D1F

Italy – Serie A (5 of 18 tbc)

• Season Dates: August 27th 2022 – February 26th 2023
• Juventus (Joe Montemurro) 3-0 Pomigliano

Germany – Frauen Bundesliga (3 of 22)

• Season Dates: Sep 16th 2022 – May 28th 2023
• SV Meppen (Anna Margraf) 0-2 Hoffenheim – Margraf subbed on 64th min

Swiss Women’s Super League (5 of 18)

• Season Dates: Aug 21st 2022 – Apr 23rd 2023
• Basel 1-2 Servette (Tessa Tamplin) – Tamplin not in squad

Swiss Nationalliga B (5 of 18)

• Season Dates: Aug 21st 2022 – Apr 22nd 2023
• Schlieren 1-3 Thun Berner Oberland (Alex Gummer) – Gummer not in squad

Nordic

• Norway – Toppserien Playoffs Round 4
  • (Relegation group) (6) LSK Kvinner (Karly Roestbakken) (1) 2-3 Lyn
    • Karly Roestbakken leaves LSK Kvinner
  • (Champions group) (4) Stabaek 0-1 (1) SK Brann Kvinner (Tameka Yallop)
    • Meeks (ankle) was not on the team sheet
  • (Champions group) (2) Vålerenga (Ally Green) 2-0 (3) Rosenborg
    • Ally was an unused substitute
• Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 22
  • (10) Djurgarden 4-2 (14) AIK (Remy Siemsen)
    • Remy scored but also missed a penalty in her 90′
  • (9) Örebro 2-4 (1) FC Rosengard (Teagan Micah) 
    • Teagan played the full match 
  • (6) Pitea 1-1 (5) Hammarby (Kyra Cooney-Cross, Elise Kellond-Knight, Courtney Nevin)
    • Kyra scored and all 3 Aussies played 90′
  • (7) Vittsjö GIK (Clare Polkinghorne, Katrina Gorry, Charli Grant) 5-0 (13) Umeå IK FF (Emma Checker)
    • Polks scored and all 4 Aussies played 90′
  • (3) Linköping 1-5 (4) BK Häcken (Aivi Luik)
    • massive away win for Häcken but Aivi was not on their team sheet
• Iceland – Urvalsdeild Round 18 – final round! Valur are once again the Champions.
  • (10) KR Reykjavik (Margaux Chauvet, Susan Phonsongkham) 3-2 (7) Thor/KA
    • Susan scored twice from the penalty spot and was subbed off at 91′; Margaux was not on the KR card
    • despite the win, by finishing in the bottom two, KR is relegated
  • (3) Breidablik (Melina Ayres) 2-3 (4) Thróttur (Gema Simon)
    • Gema played the last 16′ for the visitors; Melina wasn’t on the Breidablik card
• Denmark – Elitedivisionen Round 7
  • (8) FC Nordsjælland (Winonah Heatley) 1-3 (6) AGF (Matilda McNamara)
    • Wini was an unused substitute while Tilly Mac played the full match
  • (4) Fortuna Hjørring (Angie Beard, Indi Riley) 1-2 (2) Brøndby
    • Angie and Indi both played full games

US – NWSL (20 of 20)

Watch matches on twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial, twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial2, twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial3 & twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial4

• San Diego Wave (Emily van Egmond) 0-0 North Carolina Courage – van Egmond subbed at halftime
• Racing Louisville (Alex Chidiac) 1-0 Kansas City (Chloe Logarzo) – Chidiac start + subbed 59th min, Logarzo was an unused sub
• Chicago Red Stars (Chelsie Dawber) 2-0 Angel City – Dawber was an unused sub

State Football

• ACT
  • Grand Final: Canberra Olympic (Ash Sykes 2, Nicole Jalocha, Olivia Gurney) 4-1 Belconnen United (Tatum Mazis)
    • after the drama of the semi-finals, this was a fairly comfortable win for Olympic
    • young Blue Devils centre-back Sophia Doumos was awarded the Julie Murray medal for best on ground, but Sykes and Gurney can’t have been far behind in the reckoning
    • 2 early Olympic goals inside 22 minutes took the wind out of Belconnen’s sails, who had been adept recently at scoring early goals themselves
    • the first time these two teams have met in a GF during the NPLW era
    • a big day for Olympic: not only winning the 1st Grade Championship for the first time, Reserve Grade had earlier shown the way by also defeating the Blue Devils in their Grand Final

Queens of the Week

Dale – Vivianne Miedema scored the winning goal in Arsenal’s UWCL second round qualifier against Ajax

Eric – 1) Glasgow City’s Clare Shine announced her retirement from professional football 2) Hills United captain Desiree Galea retired after the Football NSW League One Women’s Grand Final

Maj – The Opals won a bronze medal in the Basketball World Cup, while also clearly enjoying each other’s company

Steffen – Ashleigh Sykes has in my opinion been the best player of the 2022 Capital Football NPLW season, such a shame she has already decided to not put the boots on for the forthcoming A-League Women’s season

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