Cortnee Vine: “No other coach does it like Ante.”

Above: Cortnee Vine chasing down an opportunity to score earlier this season. Image: Kris Goman for Impetus. By Genevieve Henry (3/5/24). Matildas star Cortnee Vine is all set to go in the A-League Women Grand Final this Saturday at AAMI Park against fierce competitors Melbourne City. She spoke to the media about Sydney FC’s relationshipContinue reading “Cortnee Vine: “No other coach does it like Ante.””

Stott & Vidosic: “Getting back to this level has been so hard” but City are ready

by Ava-Marianne Elliott (2/5/24) Above: Melbourne City defender Rebekah Stott and head coach Dario Vidosic speaking to the media today at AAMI Park ahead of Saturday’s A-League Women Grand Final against Sydney FC. Image: Melbourne City. Melbourne City boss Dario Vidosic outlined his belief that Saturday’s A-League Women Grand Final will be a fitting endContinue reading “Stott & Vidosic: “Getting back to this level has been so hard” but City are ready”

Vidosic: “We want to retain calm in the chaos”

by Ben Gilby (27/4/24) Above: Dario Vidosic speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow’s semi-final second leg with Newcastle Jets. Image: Melbourne City. Melbourne City head coach Dario Vidosic emphasised repeatedly to the media ahead of tomorrow’s A-League Women semi-final second leg that the tie isn’t over despite his team holding a 3-0 lead overContinue reading “Vidosic: “We want to retain calm in the chaos””

Emily Husband: “Nothing is achievable by yourself.”

Above: Emily Husband speaks to the media. Image: Central Coast Mariners. By Ryan Miller-Woods (26/4/24). The media heard from Central Coast Mariners’ Annabel Martin and Head Coach Emily Husband ahead of their upcoming semi-final second leg against Sydney FC on Saturday.  Despite the 1-0 defeat last week in Gosford, the Mariners are still very muchContinue reading “Emily Husband: “Nothing is achievable by yourself.””

Cortnee Vine: “It’s about who wants it more.”

Above: Cortnee Vine speaking to the media ahead of Saturday’s semi-final second leg. Image: Sydney FC. By Genevieve Henry (26/4/24). Following a successful outing to Gosford, Sydney FC return home to play the second leg of their semi-final tie with the Central Coast Mariners on Saturday. Matildas star and last weekend’s player of the matchContinue reading “Cortnee Vine: “It’s about who wants it more.””

Margaux Chauvet: “It’s an absolute honour to play for Sydney FC and the perfect motivation going into this weekend’s semi-final.”

Above: Margaux Chauvet (blue) tussling with her former club. Image: Sydney FC. by Genevieve Henry (26/4/24). A standout in Sky Blue, Margaux Chauvet announced that she had re-signed with Sydney until the end of the 2025-26 A-League Women season on Wednesday. The 21-year old has played an important role so far this season, and willContinue reading “Margaux Chauvet: “It’s an absolute honour to play for Sydney FC and the perfect motivation going into this weekend’s semi-final.””

Sydney FC’s Jordan Thompson: “We want to show up. We want to play like Sydney FC.”

Above: Sydney FC huddle. Image: Sydney FC. By Genevieve Henry (20/4/24). After a two week hiatus following a rough pair of games, Sydney FC are back in action this weekend against the Central Coast Mariners in the first leg of the semi final in the A-League Women. American defender Jordan Thompson spoke to the mediaContinue reading “Sydney FC’s Jordan Thompson: “We want to show up. We want to play like Sydney FC.””

Canberra United guaranteed another season after 200k from ACT Government

Above: Canberra United celebrates a goal this past season. Now, they have many more to look forward to. Image: Canberra United. By Ryan Miller-Woods (19/4/24). The media heard from Capital Football CEO Samantha Farrow and Save Canberra United’s Sue Read on Thursday in regard to the future of Canberra United being secured thanks to aContinue reading “Canberra United guaranteed another season after 200k from ACT Government”

Kyah Simon: “I don’t think really anyone expected us to be in the finals.”

Above: Kyah Simon celebrating with her team. Image: Central Coast Mariners. Impetus’ Ryan Miller-Woods reports on Central Coast Mariners’ media conference ahead of their preliminary final clash against Melbourne Victory. Head coach Emily Husband and Matilda Kyah Simon share their thoughts (14/4/24). Kyah Simon, while she didn’t feature until Round 14 due to setbacks inContinue reading “Kyah Simon: “I don’t think really anyone expected us to be in the finals.””

Wheeler, Vine, & Freier reflect on the challenge of Mexico

by Ben Gilby (11/4/24) Above: Clare Wheeler speaking earlier today. Image: Football Australia. The Matildas trio of Clare Wheeler, Cortnee Vine, and Sharn Freier reflected earlier today about the development of the team’s playing style and the positives seen in the 2-0 victory over Mexico. Everton midfielder Wheeler feels that the consequences of that newContinue reading “Wheeler, Vine, & Freier reflect on the challenge of Mexico”