Talk about defensive reinforcements – Eric Subijano keeps the pod rolling, with Dale Roots shoring up the defence as the guys walk through the Round 11 carnage.
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Top Scorers
Emily Gielnik is still rocking the top of the goalscoring ladder with 9 goals over Michelle Heyman and Remy Siemsen – both on 7.
Head to the W-League to see more Player stats and rankings data.
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Player of the round
Goal of the round
Save of the round
Pass of the round
Tackle of the round
Next Round
| Date | Home | Away | Venue | Local | AEDT | |
| 12 | Thursday, 11 March | MCY | WSW | Frank Holohan Reserve | 7:05 pm | 7:05 pm |
| 12 | Friday, 12 March | PER | CBR | Viking Park | 6:05 pm | 6:05 pm |
| 12 | Friday, 12 March | BRI | ADL | Lions Stadium | 8:05 pm | 9:05 pm |
| 12 | Sunday, 14 March | MCY | NEW | Kingston Heath Soccer Complex | 4:05 pm | 4:05 pm |
| 12 | Tuesday, 16 March | PER | MVC | Dorrien Gardens | 6:35 pm | 9:35 pm |
| 12 | Bye | SYD | ||||
The Road Home – 13 Games Remain
SYD (2 games remaining)
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BRI (2 games remaining)
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ADL (2 games remaining)
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MVC (3 games remaining)
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CBR (3 games remaining)
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WSW (2 games remaining)
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NEW (3 games remaining)
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MCY (4 games remaining)
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PER (5 games remaining)
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Injury News
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Extra – Around the World
While we ran out of time on the pod to discuss “Around the World”, take a moment to read our notes and stay up to date.
FAWSL
Chelsea (1) defeated Emily van Egmond’s West Ham (11) with Sam Kerr scoring a header from a Beth England cross. Kerr reciprocated with an assist for an England header.
Chelsea are top of the table with 13 wins from 16 games (2D, 1L).
Hayley Raso’s Everton (5) went down 1-0 to Man City (2), with Raso subbed on in the 41st minute.
Alanna Kennedy’s (& Ria Percival NZ) Tottenham Hotspur (8) went down 0-2 against Brighton (7), with Kennedy playing the full 90.
[Aussie] Arsenal (4) defeated Birmingham (9) 4-0 with Caitlin Foord scoring two goals (in 62 minutes). Lydia Williams in goal.
Joe Montemurro
“[On Caitlin Foord] Since she’s been here, I’ve been singing her praises.
“She’s, first of all, an amazing person – the contribution she makes away from the ball and just her ability to find room and take players away is really important for how we’ve played this winter.
“It also helps our wingers because she’s taking a lot of the focus off the wide areas, but she’s been great and she’s getting the rewards and finding her rhythm.”
Ella Mastrantonio’s Bristol City (12) defeated Reading (6) 3-2 with Mastrantoni subbed on in the 54th minute while Erin Nayler was on the bench for Reading.
Kerr and Foord sit 2nd and 4th on the goalscoring table respectively.
UEFA Women’s Champions League – Round of 16
- Leg 1 of 2
Chelsea (Sam Kerr) 2-0 Atletico Madrid
Lyon (Ellie Carpenter) 2-0 Brøndby - Leg 2 of 2
- WED 10/3
Atletico Madrid v Chelsea – Aggregate 2-0
Brøndby v Lyon – Aggregate 2-0 - THUR 11/3
LSK (Karly Roestbakken) v Wolfsburg – Aggregate 0-2
- WED 10/3
Quarter-finals: 23/24 March & 31 March/1 April
Semi-finals: 24/25 April & 1/2 May
Final: 16 May (Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg)
Primera Division
Aivi Luik’s Sevilla (8) had a 2-1 victory over Valencia (9) on Saturday, with Luik receiving a yellow card.
Eredivisie
PSV (2) defeated Zwolle (6) 1-0 – Amy Harrison subbed in the 79’ minute. Kyah Simon was not listed.
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