A big pod this week with plenty of football to cover around the world. We have an extended squad as Neil Bennett joins Eric, Steffen, Maj, Dale and Cheryl.
Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019).
Here’s a shoutout to Episode 1 with Molly & Groubes
History: Trudy Diamond, Matildas Cap 103
Matildas Debut: 1997
Grassroots Club: Beresfield
Appearances: 1
Position: Defender
Played one game, coming off the bench against New Zealand in a Tri-Nations series.
Hot Topics
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News
- Naidoc week
Today marks the start of #NAIDOCWeek2022, we take this time to acknowledge the six Australians with First Nations heritage that have represented the Matildas on the world stage. 🖤💛❤️
They are:
▪️ Kyah Simon (cap #157)
▪️ Lydia Williams (cap #138)
▪️ Gema Simon (cap #190) pic.twitter.com/ha459Rq7V8— CommBank Matildas (@TheMatildas) July 3, 2022
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- Football records
- Denmark v Brazil 21,452 fans
- Sweden v Brazil 33,218 fans
- Football records
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Matildas
- Review: Matildas 1-1 Portugal
- 10,000 tickets already sold for Australia v Canada
- Ellie Carpenter extends her contract with Lyon to 2026
- Mary Fowler signs a four year deal with Manchester City
- Taylor Ray ACL injury
- Signings: Around the World – Aussies/NZ Abroad
- 28 player squad announced for 2022 AFF Women’s Championships
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Dub News & Signings
- Season 15 dates announced
- 11 teams
- 20 rounds – 18 games (16 weekend, 2 midweek) and 2 byes
- Starts November 18
- Grand Final April 29/30
- Mark Torcaso announced as Western United Head Coach
- WUFC Memberships available
- Central Coast Mariners announced as the 12th ALW team, they will re-join the competition in 2023/24
- 2008/09 – finished 6th – notable players – Caitlin Cooper (c), Ellyse Perry, Teresa Polias, Renee Rollason, Kyah Simon (top scorer 5 goals)
- 2009/10 – finished 2nd – notable players (in) – Kelly Golebiowski (Cap 97), Michelle Heyman, Caitlin Foord, Kendall Fletcher
- Full Home & Away by 2023/24 season
- 1980 regular-season minutes – in line with global benchmarks set by England’s Women’s Super League, NWSL and France’s Division 1 Feminine
- Season 15 squad page
- Season 15 dates announced
Around the World
July is a big month
An incredible lineup this month.
Get those kits and lungs ready! 😎#FestivalOfWomensFootball pic.twitter.com/dfpxVfHF2K— FIFA Women’s World Cup (@FIFAWWC) July 1, 2022
International Friendlies
- Wales 0-0 New Zealand (Ally Green’s international debut)
- Sweden 3-1 Brazil
- USA 2-0 Colombia
- Denmark 1-2 Norway
- Switzerland 0-4 England
- Italy 1-1 Spain
- Netherlands 2-0 Finland
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World Cup Qualifiers
- Georgia 0-9 Republic of Ireland
- Netherlands 3-0 Belarus
Euros Banter
- 1 player to watch each
- Top 4 Predictions
- New podcast – The Guardian’s Women’s Football Weekly with Faye Carruthers and Suzy Wrack
US – NWSL
Watch matches on twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial, twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial2, twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial3 & twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial4
- (8) Gotham FC 0-3 (3) Chicago Red Stars (Chelsie Dawber called up to Australian AFF Championships squad)
- (1) San Diego Wave (Emily van Egmond – full game) 2-1 (7) Washington Spirit
- (11) Orlando Pride 2-2 (9) Racing Louisville (Alex Chidiac – subbed on 65th minute)
State Football
- ACT
- Belconnen United (Karen Clarke) 1-2 Canberra Croatia (Bec Kiting, Anna Ross)
- West Canberra Wanderers 0-3 Canberra Olympic (Nicole Jalocha, Meg Roden, Ash Sykes)
- Canberra United Academy (Bessie Riethmuller) 1-2 Wagga City Wanderers (Piper Scott, Megan Castle)
- Gungahlin United (Erika Pennyfield, Piper Lockley, Ella-Rose Brown) 3-1 Tuggeranong United (Lauren Hall)
- NSW
- Football NSW Institute (Mary Stanic-Floody x 2, Sienna Saveska) 3-1 Blacktown Spartans (Ashlie Crofts)
- Emerging Jets (Brinley Gentle) 1-4 Sydney University (Rola Badawiya x 3, Sarah Morgan)
- NWS Spirit 0-0 Macarthur Rams
- postponed: APIA Leichhardt v Northern Tigers, Illawarra Stingrays v Bankstown City, Sydney Olympic v Manly United
- QLD
- Super Cup: Lions FC (Tegan Riding x 2, Maddison Teakle, Scarlett Premerl) 4-0 Olympic FC
- Super Cup: Sunshine Coast Wanderers 2-1 Gold Coast United
- Souths United (Paloma Gonçalves Oliveira, Bella Habuda) 2-1 Eastern Suburbs
- VIC – Round 14 of 21
- Full Season Guide
- (1) Calder United (Harriet Withers) 1-0 (4) Alamein (Amy Jackson, Nia Stamatopoulos)
- (2) Heidelberg United (Grace Jale, Melissa Maizels) 2-0 (3) Bulleen Lions (Tiffany Eliadis, Gabriela Garton, Alana Jancevski, Lia Privitelli, Rebekah Stott, Tyla Jay Vlajnic, Paige Zois)
- (7) South Melbourne (Tijan McKenna, Claudia Mihocic) 2-4 (6) Box Hill United (Teigen Allen, Mindy Barbieri, Sofia Sakalis)
- (5) FV Emerging (Sarah Cain, Caitlin Karic, Bella Sewards, Miranda Templeman) 0-2 (8) Bayside United
Queens of the Week
Cheryl – Republic of Ireland head coach Vera Pauw has displayed tremendous courage
This has been the toughest thing in my life but, finally, I’m ready to move on and be proud of who I am
Vera 💚 pic.twitter.com/27v25nFViP
— Vera Pauw (@verapauw) July 1, 2022
Dale – The Northern Ireland women’s team are set for their first ever European Championships
Eric – Republic of Ireland captain Katie McCabe scored a hat trick in their 9-0 win over Georgia
Maj – 1) Carson Pickett became the first player with a limb difference to play for the USA national team 2) Alex Chidiac is taking a good-humoured approach to her recovery from a broken nose
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Neil – Former Northern Redbacks Demi Vance and Nadene Caldwell are part of Northern Ireland’s squad for the European Championships
Steffen – Sasha Grove has signed a two-season contract with Canberra United (Steffen has zero creativity, always picking the player Canberra have just announced as a signing lol)
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