No more false starts for women’s sports. It’s time to rock the boat
For decades, female athletes were left to battle through missed opportunities and false starts. Now, the ride to the top cannot go unnoticed.
For decades, female athletes were left to battle through missed opportunities and false starts. Now, the ride to the top cannot go unnoticed.
Joe Montemurro has a lot to work on with the Matildas between now and the World Cup, but the next generation’s talent will bring him some comfort.
The Matildas are looking to avenge a loss to Germany when they they take on Haiti in the second friendly of the week.
Joe Montemurro plans to try new formations when the Matildas take on Haiti, with Sam Kerr one of the key stars who could be benched.
Craig Foster said the squad needed a “big step up” in performance ahead of their next friendly and the upcoming World Cup.
She became an Aussie hero during the World Cup, but her dip in form should be raising alarms.
Sam Kerr was down on the ground after a bruising ankle injury, but walked it off to score for Australia.
Just nine months out from football’s biggest tournament, Joe Montemurro is under time pressure to figure out who will make the Matildas squad.
One English team could find themselves missing two club tournaments for another competition if the FIFA proposal is given the green light.
If we continue to shackle Mary Fowler and Nathan Cleary together, where does the line stop to see them as individual athletes?
The Matildas, Australia's national women's football team, have etched an inspiring narrative in soccer history since their establishment in 1979. Named after the iconic folk song "Waltzing Matilda," decided after a viewer competition, the...
The Matildas, Australia's national women's football team, have etched an inspiring narrative in soccer history since their establishment in 1979. Named after the iconic folk song "Waltzing Matilda," decided after a viewer competition, the Matildas debuted on the world stage in 1994, qualifying for their first FIFA Women's World Cup. Their presence marked the origin of women's football in Australia, propelling them into the internationally acclaimed team they have become today.
Beyond the pitch, the Matildas championed gender equality by inspiring young girls across Australia. They shattered stereotypes and ignited a passion for football, leaving an enduring legacy in women's sport across Australia.
The Matildas faced England's Lionesses in the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup semi-final. They encountered a tough challenge, resulting in a 3-1 defeat. Competing for third place, a memorable match against Sweden ended in a 2-0 loss, leading to the Matildas' fourth-place finish in the tournament. The nation's growing appreciation contributes to a more inclusive sporting landscape. The Matildas' legacy endures, leaving a mark on women's sports globally.
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