Category Archives: Analysis

Kyra Cooney-Cross: Finding Her Feet in Arsenal’s Midfield

By Isabelle Campbell 26/09/2024 Above: Kyra Cooney-Cross. Photo: Mariella Prew. Kyra Cooney-Cross was brought in as a key part of Arsenal’s plan for the future, but that time might have already arrived. A year on from her debut for the Gunners, Kyra Cooney-Cross has solidified her place in the star-studded squad. Though initially getting limitedContinue reading “Kyra Cooney-Cross: Finding Her Feet in Arsenal’s Midfield”

Caitlin Friend: Bulleen’s benchmark coach

By Kieran Yap 27/9/24 Above: Bulleen Lions coach and Elite Female Football founder Caitlin Friend with playmaker Rosie Rodger. After securing consecutive premierships and Nike FC Cup while developing youth in and outside of the club, Bulleen Lions coach Caitlin Friend is emerging as one of Victoria’s benchmark coaches. Before Bulleen Lions players run ontoContinue reading “Caitlin Friend: Bulleen’s benchmark coach”

Five players ready to take the WSL by storm

by Sophie Puodzius (14/9/24) Above: Mary Fowler, one of Sophie Puodzius’ five players ready to dominate the WSL in the new season. Photo: Adam Johnstone for Impetus. The long-awaited 24/25 Women’s Super League season is set to get underway later this month just 42 days after the conclusion of the prestigious Paris Olympics, and hereContinue reading “Five players ready to take the WSL by storm”

Are Arsenal’s Additions: enough to catch Chelsea?

By Isabelle Campbell 29/8/25 Above: Mariona Caldentey. Photo: Arsenal Football Club Arsenal have been busy this transfer window and have increased their chances of catching Chelsea at the top. Isabelle Campbell looks at the impact the new arrivals can have. With the first matches of the 24/25 Women’s Super League season just around the corner,Continue reading “Are Arsenal’s Additions: enough to catch Chelsea?”

Asian Champions League presents serious challenges for part time players

By Kieran Yap 23/8/24 Photo: AFC Invitational winners in 2024. Photo via FIFPRO report. Amid the excitement surrounding the launch of the Women’s Asian Champions League lies a harsh reality. As things stand now, it may not be the best thing for the players. On the surface, it feels like the right step. A Women’sContinue reading “Asian Champions League presents serious challenges for part time players”

Olympics Team of the Tournament.

By Emmanuel Faith 22/8/24 Above: Trinity Rodman. Photo: USWNT While the Olympics wrapped up a week ago, a lot of us are still basking in the lovely memories it gave us. From Emma Hayes first medal with the USA team to Marta’s legendary departure from football, there are lot to reminisce about this magnificenttournament.  In this article, IContinue reading “Olympics Team of the Tournament.”

The Matildas manager short list

By Genevieve Henry and Kieran Yap (2/8/24). Above: Melissa Andreatta. Photo: Aleksander Kostadinoski Football Australia must now move to find a new head coach of The Matildas. With the exception of 2020 (and COVID lockdowns) the next 12 months ahead are the first in recent times without a major tournament and that grants time toContinue reading “The Matildas manager short list”

The Next Level for Ellie Carpenter

Above: Ellie Carpenter and Sam Kerr celebrate Carpenter’s goal. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (25/7/24). Going to her third Olympics at just age 24, Ellie Carpenter is often considered one of the world’s best players. Her speed, tenacity, and drive set her apart from most. But, as good as she already is,Continue reading “The Next Level for Ellie Carpenter”

Banda: why Matildas fans should be scared, and excited

By Molly Appleton 23/7/24 Above: Zambian superstar Barbara Banda. Photo: Zambian national team. When Australia faces Zambia in the final group game of the Olympics, they will face one of the world’s best strikers. Cast your mind back to 2021 Olympics — Barbra Banda well and truly announced herself on the world stage bagging back-to-backContinue reading “Banda: why Matildas fans should be scared, and excited”