We’ve got a full squad and Cheryl is tasked with hosting this organised chaos.
Maj talks NPL Queensland, Steffen celebrates a Canberra United signing, Dale complains about deflated match balls and Eric is hoping to see his favourite Matilda play against Spain.
History: Alicia ‘Eesh’ Ferguson, Matildas Cap 101
Matildas Debut: 1997 (played for the national team until 2007)
Grassroots Club: Stratford Dolphins
Appearances: 68 (66 A internationals, 6 goals)
Position: Forward/Midfielder
Appeared in the 1999 and 2007 World Cups and played for the Millwall Lionesses in 2012-2013 in the FA Women’s Premier League.
Part of Brisbane Roar inaugural side in 2008-2009 but missed the grand final win due to an ACL injury in the SF.
Read More: Alicia Ferguson: From the field to the studio
Hot Topics
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News
- The Young Matildas beat New Zealand U20 1-0 in a behind closed doors game, Bryleeh Henry scored the winning goal
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- New Zealand announced the squad for their games against Norway and Wales
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Matildas
- Jamilla Rankin has replaced Angie Beard in the Matildas squad
- Signings: Around the World – Aussies/NZ Abroad
- Jamilla Rankin has replaced Angie Beard in the Matildas squad
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Dub News & Signings
Around the World
Nordic
- Norway – Toppserien Round 9 catchup games (R14 played last weekend)
- (6) LSK Kvinner (Karly Roestbakken) 1-3 loss away to (4) Stabaek
- (3) Vålerenga (Ally Green) 0-2 away loss to (2) Rosengard
- Ally came on for the last 11 minutes
- the Toppserien is now on a summer break until August. Upon its return, LSK and Vålerenga come up against each other.
- Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 15
- (1) FC Rosengard (Teagan Micah, Charli Grant) 6-0 away win against (14) AIK (Remy Siemsen)
- Teagan played a full game, Charli once again not named
- (6) Vittsjö GIK (Clare Polkinghorne, Katrina Gorry) 1-2 away loss vs (10) Örebro
- Mini and Polks both played full games
- (7) Hammarby (Kyra Cooney-Cross, Elise Kellond-Knight, Courtney Nevin) lost 2-1 at home against (4) BK Häcken
- Courtney played a full game; Kyra played the last 23 minutes
- Summer break means that R16 isn’t played until mid-August
- (1) FC Rosengard (Teagan Micah, Charli Grant) 6-0 away win against (14) AIK (Remy Siemsen)
- Iceland – Urvalsdeild Round 10
- (5) Thróttur (Gema Simon) lost 1-2 at home to (1) Valur
- Gema played 90′
- (9) KR Reykjavik (Margaux Chauvet, Susan Phonsongkham) lost 1-3 away to (7) Keflavik
- Susan scored KR’s goal and played 90′; Margaux played 70′
- (2) Breidablik (Melina Ayres) won 4-0 away to (8) Thor/KA
- Melina played the last 5 minutes
- Summer break means that R11 isn’t played until August (although Breidablik and KR Reykjavik play each other in an advance R13 game on 29 July)
- (5) Thróttur (Gema Simon) lost 1-2 at home to (1) Valur
US – NWSL
Watch matches on twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial, twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial2, twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial3 & twitch.tv/NWSLOfficial4
- (8) Washington Spirit 2-2 (9) Racing Louisville (Alex Chidiac) – Chids came off with a broken nose after 6 minutes
- (10) Kansas City 2-2 (2) Chicago Red Stars (Chelsie Dawber) – Dawber was an unused sub
- (7) Gotham FC 0-3 (1) San Diego Wave (Emily van Egmond) – EVE played a full game and was booked
State Football
- ACT – Round 10 of 21
- (4) Belconnen United 1-1 (Karen Clarke) (2) Canberra Olympic (Olivia Fogarty) – look out for Steffen’s report on this game
- (3) West Canberra 0-0 (8) Wagga City Wanderers
- (1) Canberra Croatia 8-0 (Brittany Palombi 3, Jenny Bisset 2, Grace Gill, Krista Hagen, Bella Barac) (7) Tuggeranong United
- (6) Gungahlin United 2-2 (Darby Whitely 2) (5) Canberra United Academy (Riley McQueenie, Tayla Hampson)
- NSW -Round 11 of 22
- Emerging Jets (Brinley Gentle) 1-5 NWS Spirit (Tahlia Macri x 2, Rachael Patterson x 2, Sunny Franco) – look out for Eric’s report on this game
- Bankstown City 0-0 FNSW Institute
- Macarthur Rams 0-3 APIA Leichhardt (Nicki Flannery x 2, Shea Connors)
- Illawarra Stingrays (Chloe Middleton x 2) 2-1 Manly United (Corinne Winkler)
- Blacktown Spartans (Rosie Galea, Abbey Lemon) 2-1 Sydney Olympic (Claudia Cholakian)
- Sydney University (Annabel Martin) 1-0 Northern Tigers
- QLD – Round 8 of 18
- Tuesday catchup: Capalaba (Jasmine Genovesi, Leah Miles, Larissa Crummer) 3-0 Olympic
- Tuesday catchup: QAS (Tamar Levin) 1-2 Eastern Suburbs (Lauren Askin, Aono Goda)
- Moreton Bay United (Georgia Beaumont) 1-1 Eastern Suburbs (Sofie Persson)
- Olympic FC (Innocent Michael, Christina Amajouyi) 2-1 Souths United (Rie Kitano)
- Lions FC (Mariel Hecher, Tegan Riding, Amy Gunston) 3-0 Capalaba
- Sunshine Coast Wanderers 0-3 Gold Coast United (Bronte Rose x 3)
- VIC – Round 12 of 21
- Full Season Guide
- (4) Alamein (Amy Jackson, Nia Stamatopoulos) 0-3 (3) Bulleen Lions (Tiffany Eliadis, Gabriela Garton, Alana Jancevski, Lia Privitelli, Rebekah Stott, Tyla Jay Vlajnic, Paige Zois)
- (1) Calder United (Harriet Withers) 7-1 (8) Bayside United
- (2) Heidelberg United (Grace Jale, Melissa Maizels) 3-1 (7) South Melbourne (Tijan McKenna, Claudia Mihocic)
- (5) FV Emerging (Sarah Cain, Caitlin Karic, Bella Sewards, Miranda Templeman) 1-0 (6) Box Hill United (Teigen Allen, Mindy Barbieri, Sofia Sakalis)
Queens of the Week
Cheryl – Toss-up between Alex Chidiac for her good-humoured reaction to suffering a broken nose and Lucy Bronze, who signed for Barcelona
Dale – NPL NSW side Sydney University are the first team to beat league leaders Northern Tigers in 2022 | Joker: the Sydney University matchballs for not being properly inflated at the start of the game
Eric – London City Lionesses midfielder Lily Agg made her debut for the Republic of Ireland and scored in their 1-0 win over the Philippines
Maj – Jamilla Rankin received a late callup to the Matildas squad
Steffen – Nicki Flannery was announced as Canberra United’s first signing for the 2022/23 season, and she scored twice in APIA Leichhardt’s 3-0 win over Macarthur Rams, her first goals since returning from an ACL injury
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