Teigen Allen, Women's Algarve Cup Tournament match between Australia and Denmark at Municipal de Albufeira on March 8, 2017 in Albufeira, Portugal. (Photo by Octavio Passos/Getty Images)
Teigen Allen, Women's Algarve Cup Tournament match between Australia and Denmark at Municipal de Albufeira on March 8, 2017 in Albufeira, Portugal. (Photo by Octavio Passos/Getty Images)

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

History: Teigen Allen, Matildas Cap 173

Matildas Debut: 2010 (played for the national team until 2019)
Grassroots Club: Lakemba Lions / Emu Plains
Appearances: 40
Position: Defender

 

Went to 2011 & 2019 World Cup, 2010 & 2014 Asian Cup

142 A-League Women appearances (1 goal)

  • Sydney FC: 58 appearances (2009-12, 2014-16, 2017-18)
  • Western Sydney Wanderers: 29 appearances / 1 goal (2012-14, 2021-22)
  • Melbourne Victory: 21 appearances (2018-20)
  • Melbourne City: 19 appearances (2016-17, 2020-21)
  • Newcastle Jets: 15 appearances (2022-23)

Hot Topics

Matildas

Dub Round 4 Results

Perth 2-1 Adelaide
Wellington 3-1 Western United
Central Coast 1-1 Brisbane
Victory 4-0 Newcastle
Melbourne City 4-3 Wanderers

AFC Women’s Club Championship

Sydney 3-0 Bam Khatoon
FC Nasaf 1-2 Sydney
Sydney 0-3 Hyundai Steel Red Angels

News

Spicy Tweets

Around the World

UK

Conti Cup Group Stage (click here for an explanation of the world’s most confusing tournament)

  • Sunderland 2-2 Durham (Durham won 3-1 on penalties)
  • Sheffield United 0-5 Aston Villa
  • Liverpool (Teagan Micah) 3-4 Manchester City (Mary Fowler, Alanna Kennedy) – Fowler subbed on 68th min, Micah & Kennedy not selected
  • Manchester United 7-0 Everton (Clare Wheeler) – Wheeler start + 61 mins
  • Reading 0-1 Southampton
  • Arsenal (Steph Catley, Kyra Cooney-Cross, Caitlin Foord) 3-1 Bristol City – KCC start + 85 mins, Foord subbed on 69th min + assist, Catley subbed on 63rd min

FA WSL (ENG) – 6 of 22

Polly’s Palace – FA Championship (ENG) – 10 of 22

FA Cup 1st Round (click here for results)

SWPL Cup Quarter Finals

Europe

OFB Frauen Bundesliga (AUT) – 9 of 18

D1F (FRA) – 7 of 22

Serie A (ITA) – 7 of 18

Liga BPI (POR) – 6 of 22 

Copa de la Reina 3rd Round

  • Real Unión de Tenerife 0-1 Sporting de Huelva (Anna Margraf) – Margraf start + 59 mins

Liga F (ESP) – 8 of 30

Nordic

Norway – Toppserien Round 26 (of 27)

  • (6) Lyn 3-2 (4) SK Brann Kvinner (Larissa Crummer)
    • Larissa came on at halftime
    • Brann’s final match is against third-placed LSK Kvinner, but Brann is guaranteed to remain 4th

Sweden – Damallsvenkan Round 26 (of 26)

  • (2) BK Häcken (Aivi Luik) 4-0 (5) Piteå IF
    • Aivi played the full match
    • Häcken will be rueing a run of average results post-Women’s World Cup which saw them finish equal on points with Hammarby but down a single goal on goal difference  
  • (3) Linköping FC (Angie Beard) 3-3 (6) Kristianstads (Amy Sayer)
    • Angie and Amy both played full games
  • (9) Norrköping (Chelsie Dawber) 0-2 (1) Hammarby
    • Chelsie wasn’t in the matchday squad
  • (10) Örebro 0-2 (5) Vittsjö GIK (Clare Polkinghorne, Katrina Gorry, Charli Grant)
    • all three Aussies played the full match, with Mini scoring from the penalty spot (see below)
    • Mini announced this was to be her final game for Vittsjö (see also below)
    • in honour of Mini, Charli received a late yellow card 🙂

Denmark – Elitedivisionen Round 10

North America

NWSL Final

Liga MX Femenil Apertura Quarter Finals 1st Leg (MEX)

Queens, Kings and Themperors of the Week

Joker – everyone involved in the debacle surrounding the WSW v Canberra game, no annoucement about either a venue or being postponed

Emma – Holly McNamara was unstoppable against the Wanderers, scoring a perfect hat trick!

Eric – 1) Jessica Seaman made her second Sydney FC debut in the AFC Women’s Club Championship, almost 15 years after her last appearance for the Sky Blues 2) Caley Tallon-Henniker a.k.a. The Figtree Flyer sat an HSC exam at Dubai International Airport

Maj – The ParaMatildas won the IFCPF Asia Oceania Championship with a 2-0 win over Japan in the Final, it’s wonderful to see the support that they have received from Football Australia


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