MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 03: Sam Kerr during the Official Opening of the Australian Matildas training facility and FIFA Women's World Cup squad announcement at La Trobe University Sports Fields on July 03, 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Mackenzie Sweetnam/Getty Images)
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - JULY 03: Sam Kerr during the Official Opening of the Australian Matildas training facility and FIFA Women's World Cup squad announcement at La Trobe University Sports Fields on July 03, 2023 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Mackenzie Sweetnam/Getty Images)

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

History: Ellyse Perry, Matildas Cap 154

Matildas Debut: 2007 (played for the national team until 2012)
Appearances: 18 (3 goals)
Position: Midfielder / Defender

W-League

  • 2008 Central Coast Mariners
  • 2009-2012 Canberra United
  • 2012-2015 Sydney FC 

Awards

Hot Topics

World Cup News

  • Matildas squad is in
  • Key points
    • Average age 27.9 years old.
      Youngest player – Mary Fowler (20 years old)
      Oldest player – Aivi Luik (38 years old).

    • Average of 67 caps and cumulative 1532 international appearances.

    • “The 2023 squad is the most experienced of any of Australia’s eight FIFA Women’s World Cup squads, surpassing the 2019 squad which had an average age of 25.8 and had made an average of 54 appearances before the tournament. The youngest squad was the 2011 squad (22.4 years), and the least experienced was the 1995 team with an average of 28 appearances before the tournament.”

    • Average age of 2023 debutantes is 23 with an average of 18 international appearances.

News

 

 
 
 
 
 
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Matildas

Dub News & Signings

Around the World

Nordic

Norway – Toppserien Round 17

  • last round before the WWC break
  • (9) Arna-Bjørnar 2-3 (4) SK Brann Kvinner (Larissa CrummerTameka Yallop
    • Larissa started and played 75 minutes. Meeks is in Australia.

Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 16

  • penultimate round before the WWC break
  • (5) FC Rosengard (Teagan Micah) 2-1 (9) Norrköping (Chelsie Dawber
    • Teagan played the full match, Chelsie came on at halftime
  • (5) Kristianstad 1-6 (7) Vittsjö GIK (Clare PolkinghorneKatrina GorryCharli Grant
    • significant away win against higher-placed opposition
    • Charli assisted on the 5th Vittsjö goal, Mini received a yellow card
    • Mini played 85 minutes and Charli 93 minutes
    • Polks is in Australia as mentioned by Maj last episode
  • (13) IF Brommapojkarna 0-0 (3) Hammarby (Kyra Cooney-Cross)
    • Kyra played the full match
  • (14) Kalmar 0-3 (1) BK Häcken (Aivi Luik)
    • Aivi played the full match

US – NWSL

Regular season goes from March 25 to October 15

State Football

  • ACT
    • (6) ANU 0-5 (3) Canberra Croatia (Brittany Palombi 4, Bella Barac)
      • keep an eye out for Steffen’s review
    • (7) West Canberra Wanderers (Alyse Jensen, Lauren Hall, Cara Ceruti) 3-2 (2) Canberra Olympic (Nicole Jalocha 2)
      • the upset of the season so far 
    • (5) Canberra United Academy 0-3 (1) Belconnen United (Talia Backhouse, Pearl Tein, Hattie Cram)
    • (8) Tuggeranong United vs (4) Gungahlin United – postponed
  • VIC (Round 16/22)

Queens, Kings and Themporers of the Week

Molly – Aivi Luik and Katrina Gorry for their World Cup selection ♥️.

Cheryl

  • Bit of a Joker for the Royal Australian Mint doing an ecommerce upgrade at the same times as the release of the release of coins celebrating the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
  • Women’s teams to feature in Football Manager (2025)
  • BONUS – watch this!

Maj – Fatima Flores repping Matildas Active Support

Steffen – Grace Maher playing for Belconnen United Devils U18 Boys team for the rest of the season (plus Emma Ilijoski)


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