WOLLONGONG, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 24: Ellie Brush of the Matildas in action during the women's international friendly match between the Australian Matildas and New Zealand at WIN Stadium on June 24, 2012 in Wollongong, Australia. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images)
WOLLONGONG, AUSTRALIA - JUNE 24: Ellie Brush of the Matildas in action during the women's international friendly match between the Australian Matildas and New Zealand at WIN Stadium on June 24, 2012 in Wollongong, Australia. (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images)

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History: Ellie Brush, Matildas Cap 167

Matildas Debut: 2009 (played for the national team until 2012)
Grassroots Club: Weston Molonglo
Appearances: 2
Position: Defender

Club Career:

  • 2008-2015 Canberra United
  • 2013 Avaldsnes IL
  • 2015-2016 Houston Dash
  • 2015-2017 Canberra United
  • 2017-2019 Western Sydney Wanderers
  • 2019-2022 Sydney FC
  • 2022-2023 Canberra United

Aussie Rules:

  • 2017-2020 GWS Giants
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Hot Topics

Matildas

  • Junior Matildas qualify for the 2024 AFC U-17 Women’s Asian Cup in Indonesia

  • Junior Matildas 6-2 Philippines
  • Vietnam 1-2 Junior Matildas
  • Junior Matildas 4-0 Bangladesh
  • Australia U23 1-0 Scotland (Polly Doran scored the winner)

 

 
 
 
 
 
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News

Is fan entitlement becoming an issue in England?

Dub News & Signings

International Friendlies

Chile 3-0 New Zealand
Chile 2-1 New Zealand
Japan 8-0 Argentina
USA 3-0 South Africa
USA 2-0 South Africa

UEFA Women’s Nations League (click here for an explanation of the very complicated rules)

League A

Belgium 2-1 Netherlands
England 2-1 Scotland
Netherlands 2-1 England
Scotland 1-1 Belgium
Norway 1-1 Austria
France 2-0 Portugal
Austria 0-1 France
Portugal 3-2 Norway
Denmark 2-0 Germany
Iceland 1-0 Wales
Germany 4-0 Iceland
Wales 1-5 Denmark
Sweden 2-3 Spain
Switzerland 0-1 Italy
Italy 0-1 Sweden
Spain 5-0 Switzerland

League B

Republic of Ireland 3-0 Northern Ireland
Hungary 0-4 Republic of Ireland
Albania 1-1 Hungary
Northern Ireland 1-0 Albania
Finland 4-0 Slovakia
Croatia 2-1 Romania
Romania 0-1 Finland
Slovakia 4-0 Croatia
Ukraine 1-2 Serbia
Greece 1-3 Poland
Poland 2-1 Ukraine
Serbia 4-0 Greece
Slovenia 0-2 Czech Republic
Belarus 1-2 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-1 Slovenia
Czech Republic 2-1 Belarus

League C

Latvia 0-1 Malta
Malta 2-0 Moldova
Moldova 1-2 Andorra
Andorra 0-4 Latvia
Lithuania 0-2 Luxembourg
Georgia 0-3 Turkey
Turkey 2-0 Lithuania
Luxembourg 1-1 Georgia
Azerbaijan 1-1 Cyprus
Faroe Islands 0-1 Montenegro
Cyprus 1-0 Faroe Islands
Montenegro 0-1 Azerbaijan
Estonia 0-0 Kazakhstan
Armenia 1-2 Kazakhstan
Estonia 0-5 Israel
North Macedonia 0-1 Bulgaria
Bulgaria 0-0 Kosovo

Around the World

UK

FA WSL (ENG)

FA Championship (ENG)

WPL (SCO)

Europe

OFB Frauen Bundesliga (AUT) 

D1F (FRA) 

Serie A (ITA) 

  • Juventus (Joe Montemurro) 4-1 Sampdoria

Liga BPI (POR) 

Liga F (ESP) 

Super League Women (SUI) 

Nordic

Norway – Toppserien – recommences 5th October

Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 21

Denmark – Elitedivisionen

NWSL (USA) 

State Football

  • ACT – Grand Final
    • Canberra Olympic (Olivia Gurney, Maddy Whittall, Ally Cook, Vanessa Ryan) 4-3 Belconnen United (Talia Backhouse, Reilly Yuen, Bessie Riethmuller)
      • Maddy Whittall awarded the Julie Murray medal for best on ground
      • Olympic takes the Premiership / Championship double
      • Olympic’s two grand final wins in the last two seasons are a testament to the quality of their recruiting prior to the start of the 2022 season
  • State of Origin : Battle of the States

Queens, Kings and Themperors of the Week

Dale – Joker) Capital Football have decided to disband Canberra United Academy, the elite pathway for women footballers that has helped develop footballers such as Laura Hughes & Emma Ilijoski

Eric – 1) Sienna Dale scored a match winning double for the Junior Matildas in their 2-1 victory over Vietnam, and then scored all four goals when Australia beat Bangladesh 4-0! 2) Isabella Preston (of Football NSW Institute) scored the winner for the Philippines against Vietnam, that 1-0 victory ensured qualification to the 2024 AFC U17 Championship! 3) Caitlin Hayes made her international debut for the Republic of Ireland, and then in her second game for the Girls In Green, she scored in the win over Hungary 4) Haley Bugeja scored all three of Malta’s goals during the most recent international window, helping them defeat Latvia and Moldova!

Maj – Mackenzie Arnold was named captain of West Ham and saved a penalty against Manchester City!

Steffen – Picking a Julie Murray medal winner (best on ground at the NPL Capital Football Grand Final) can’t have been easy, with Maddy Whittall one among many fine performers, but her return to football this year, her energy, and her fitness levels after her long layoff made for a wonderful story.

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