by Ella McShane (29/3/26) Above: Leyna Wood (left, black kit), seen here in action last season, hit Fremantle City’s first goal against UWA-Nedlands. Photo: Denyse RM Photography. Fremantle City 5-0 UWA-Nedlands Dynamic breaks from Fremantle City established their threat from kick-off. UWA-Nedlands were quick on their feet with the counter play, which managed to keepContinue reading “NPLW WA 2026 Round Two Wrap”
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“Pressure is a privilege.” Perth Glory’s Stephen Peters and Gabby Hollar preview finals decider against Brisbane Roar.
Above: Gabby Hollar speaks to the media. Image: Perth Glory. By Ella McShane (26/3/2026) As Australia takes a breath to process the Asian Cup, the heat in the A-League kitchen only is only intensifying. Perth Glory are set to take on Brisbane Roar this Friday at Spencer Park, with only six points up for grabsContinue reading ““Pressure is a privilege.” Perth Glory’s Stephen Peters and Gabby Hollar preview finals decider against Brisbane Roar. “
“If we’re at our best, we can beat anyone on that day”: Pollicina ahead of must-win Big Blue
Above: Rhianna Pollicina talks to the media. Image: Melbourne Victory. By Isabelle Campbell (27/03/26) Melbourne Victory midfielder Rhianna Pollicina says her side need to embrace the pressure and “go for the win” as they prepare for a decisive ‘Big Blue’ clash with Sydney FC this Saturday at Leichhardt Oval. With just two games remaining in theContinue reading ““If we’re at our best, we can beat anyone on that day”: Pollicina ahead of must-win Big Blue”
Makala Woods exclusive interview
Wellington Phoenix’s Makala Woods is arguably the biggest impact player of the A-League Women in 2026. The American attacker answers Ben Gilby‘s questions in an exclusive interview for Impetus (19/3/26) Above: Makala Woods, second white shirt from the right, reacts after scoring Wellington Phoenix’s third goal against Brisbane Roar on Saturday. Photo: Ryan Imray forContinue reading “Makala Woods exclusive interview”
Top of the table draw may prove consequential
Melbourne City 0-0 Adelaide United by Alyce Collett (18/3/26) Above: Karly Roestbakken (blue uniform front) battles it out with Erin Healy (red uniform front) during this afternoon’s clash between Melbourne City and Adelaide United. Photo: via the A-Leagues. Melbourne City and Adelaide United have played out a potentially very consequential 0 all draw in a mid week topContinue reading “Top of the table draw may prove consequential”
NPLW Vic R5: Controversy, classics, Keilor & Clarke
By Kieran Yap 18/3/26 Above: Keilor Park celebrating their win against Melbourne Victory. Photo: Passion Creations Boroondara’s perfect record ends, but they remain undefeated. Keilor Park secure a memorable win against Victory , Markovski nets another brace, Keyt scores another winner and Spring Hills won a classic against The Preston in Round Five of theContinue reading “NPLW Vic R5: Controversy, classics, Keilor & Clarke”
Japan continues dominant Asian Cup run with another big win
Japan 7-0 Philippines by Ella McShane (15/3/26) Above: Japan (blue uniform) certainly had plenty to celebrate during their big win over then Philippines. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus Football. Japan has waltzed into the semi finals of the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup with a comprehensive 7-0 win over the Philippines. Tōko Kōga scored a brace in theContinue reading “Japan continues dominant Asian Cup run with another big win”
Morgan’s Olimpico Seals Historic Win for Adelaide United
Adelaide United 2-1 Perth Glory by Isabelle Campbell (14/3/26) Above: Fiona Worts, Emily Condon and Emily Hodgson. Photo: Adelaide United Adelaide United collected all three points at Coopers Stadium, defeating Perth Glory 2-1 to secure their fourth consecutive victory, the first time the club has achieved a four-game winning streak. It was a lively startContinue reading “Morgan’s Olimpico Seals Historic Win for Adelaide United”
Asian Cup Preview: Australia
Above: Australia lines up for a team photo. Image: Clare Wheeler’s Instagram. By Genevieve Henry (28/2/26). The hosts of the 2026 Asian Cup will be looking to reclaim their Asian crown on home soil in a tournament set to draw on the support of the Australian public. Competing in Group A with South Korea, theContinue reading “Asian Cup Preview: Australia”
Asian Cup Preview: Japan
Above: Japan lines up for friendlies against Canada in December 2025. Image: JFA. By Genevieve Henry and Alyce Collett (27/2/26). The Japanese Women’s National Team, known as the Nadeshiko, are the team looking best positioned to win the 2026 Asian Cup. Drawn into Group C alongside Vietnam, India, and Chinese Taipei, Japan will compete inContinue reading “Asian Cup Preview: Japan “
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