EXCLUSIVE by Ben Gilby (28/10/26) Above: Tom Glavovic with the NPLW WA champions trophy that he won back-to-back with Perth Azzurri in 2026. Photo via Tom Glavovic. Tom Glavovic has guided Perth Azzurri to two consecutive NPLW WA championships, but as the dust settled on another successful season at Dorrien Gardens, he announced that theContinue reading “Tom Glavovic: Proud of Azzurri achievements & thrilled to start new project at UWA-Nedlands”
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Badawiya’s spot kick the difference in tight battle
Newcastle Jets 0-1 Perth Glory by Ben Gilby (17/10/26) Above: Perth Glory’s Ella Lincoln (white shirt) looks to beat her marker today. Photo: Newcastle Jets. Perth Glory began their A-League Women campaign with an important victory on the road, with Rola Badawiya’s spot-kick sealing victory against Newcastle Jets in Cessnock. However, this was a gameContinue reading “Badawiya’s spot kick the difference in tight battle”
Dalton: We’re strong and ready to go
by Ben Gilby (14/10/26) Above: Perth Glory captain Izzy Dalton speaks to the media yesterday. Image: Perth Glory. Perth Glory captain Izzy Dalton believes that a strengthened forward line, and the return from injury of several of the club’s creative midfield talent can push the team towards Finals football this season. Speaking at the club’sContinue reading “Dalton: We’re strong and ready to go”
A-League Women Team Preview 2026/27
14/10/26 Nine Impetus writers provide an in-depth look at each of the league’s 11 teams ahead of the big kick-off this weekend. Above: Melbourne City lift the trophy after last season’s Grand Final win over Wellington Phoenix. Photo: Tilly McDonald for Impetus. Adelaide United by Karleen Stevens After a frustrating end to their 2025/26 season,Continue reading “A-League Women Team Preview 2026/27”
Priestman: We will give everything to make the city proud
by Tayla O’Brien (11/10/26) Above: Wellington Phoenix head coach Bev Priestman leads training last season. Image : Guardian. With a new season fast approaching Wellington Phoenix head coach Bev Priestman has made it clear that there’s still room for improvement in her team after last year’s grand final defeat. The Grand Final heartbreak has givenContinue reading “Priestman: We will give everything to make the city proud”
Lowry & Grant use Scandinavian move as springboard to Matildas call
by Monica Clarke (7/10/26) Above: Hana Lowry talks to the media ahead of the forthcoming international window with the Matildas. Image: Football Australia. Hana Lowry and Charli Grant outlined today how their moves to Scandinavian football were vital in their call-up to the Matildas camp for the forthcoming games against Germany and Haiti matches. LowryContinue reading “Lowry & Grant use Scandinavian move as springboard to Matildas call”
Anderson & Peters: The vibes are good and we’re ready for the season ahead
by Ben Gilby (7/10/26) Above: Perth Glory central defender Mischa Anderson looks ahead to the forthcoming A-League Women season. Image: Perth Glory. Positivity is high in the Perth Glory camp as they prepare for their final pre-season outing ahead of the A-League Women’s big kick-off in 10 days time. The Western Australian side go intoContinue reading “Anderson & Peters: The vibes are good and we’re ready for the season ahead”
Charli Grant exclusive: I just needed to be believed in
by Ben Gilby (3/10/26) Above: Charli Grant is looking ahead to a hugely important few months as she is back in the Matildas squad amidst Malmö’s push for Champions League qualification and a Europa Cup campaign. Photo supplied to Impetus by: Malmö FF. It’s been a challenging year or so for Charli Grant. The 25-year-oldContinue reading “Charli Grant exclusive: I just needed to be believed in”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (30/9/26) Above: Kim Little leads the discussion in the Arsenal huddle at Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Photo: Arsenal FC. Arsenal’s problems are starting to look bigger than finishing Alyssa Thompson’s 39th-minute goal gave Chelsea a 1-0 victory over Arsenal at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, leaving Renée Slegers’ side with five points fromContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column
by Roberto Revilla (23/9/26) Above: Mariona Caldentey slots home Arsenal’s late penalty which finally clinched their win over HB Køge last night. Photo: Arsenal FC. Arsenal find a way to win, but attacking questions remain Mariona Caldentey’s stoppage-time penalty gave Arsenal a 1-0 victory over HB Køge at Meadow Park on Tuesday night and ensuredContinue reading “Trailblazers: The Arsenal Women’s Column”
