By Catherine MacKenzie (27/08/2025) Above: Dominique Janssen for the Netherlands national team. Photo: @oranjevrouwen on X. After a summer packed with international tournaments, club football takes center stage again. This year, Manchester United aim to build on just their second-ever top-three WSL finish. Ahead of the 2025–26 season kicking off on September 6th, Impetus Football’sContinue reading “Exclusive: Dominique Janssen on Manchester United move, mental balance and Dutch adaptability”
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Danielle Turner: The relentless leader and a great addition
by Emmanuel Faith (22/8/25) Above: Turner with her Goal of the Month Trophy for Aston Villa. Photo: Aston Villa Impetus profiles the new Melbourne City signing who comes with experience and an impressive highlight reel. In women’s football, consistency is gold. Few players embody that standard better than Danielle Turner, a seasoned English fullback whoseContinue reading “Danielle Turner: The relentless leader and a great addition”
NPLW Vic R20: A game of two halves sends title to Heidelberg.
By Kieran Yap 20/8/25 Above: Heidelberg United celebrate their top place finish 90 minutes, six goals, points shared and in the end the title went to Heidelberg United in a round where they did not have to play. Bulleen and South Melbourne’s encounter in Round 20 was a must win for both sides and neitherContinue reading “NPLW Vic R20: A game of two halves sends title to Heidelberg.”
Lisa Rodgers’ last second heroics help Celtic to winning start over Hearts
Heart of Midlothian 1-2 Celtic By Gethin Thurlow (17/8/25) Above: Celtic celebrate scoring against Partick Thistle in 2023 Photo: celticfc.com Goalkeeper Lisa Rodgers made some inspired late saves to see Celtic past Hearts as they got off to a winning start in the SWPL and eased pressure on manager Elena Sadiku Right from the start,Continue reading “Lisa Rodgers’ last second heroics help Celtic to winning start over Hearts”
NPL Women’s NSW Round 21 Review: Finals Race Heats Up as Surprise Results Shake the Ladder
By Georgie Lewis 30/7/25 Above: Aideen Keane celebrates her goal. Photo: Georgie Lewis It was an action-packed Round 21 of the National Premier Leagues Women’s NSW competition, with a few surprise results reshaping the ladder ahead of the final stretch. With top-four ambitions and relegation battles on the line, every game carried extra weight —Continue reading “NPL Women’s NSW Round 21 Review: Finals Race Heats Up as Surprise Results Shake the Ladder”
England chase repeat, Italy eye history: WEURO 2025 semi-final preview
By Eloise Smallbone (21/07/2025) Above: the knockout rounds of WEURO2025. Photo: UEFA website. England and Italy will face each other in the first semi-final of Euro 2025 on Tuesday 22nd July at 8pm BST. Here is everything you need to know about previous meetings between England and Italy, each side’s tournament journey so far, asContinue reading “England chase repeat, Italy eye history: WEURO 2025 semi-final preview”
A National Pathway in Action: What the Emerging Matildas Championships Reveal About Australia’s Youth Development
By Georgie Lewis 21/7/25 Above: NSW 15’s celebrate winning their title. Photo: Georgie Lewis From Ellie Carpenter to Mackenzie Arnold to Kyra Cooney-Cross, some of the biggest names in Australian football began their careers at Valentine Sports Park. For the hundreds of players who competed in last week’s 2025 CommBank Emerging Matildas Championships, that sameContinue reading “A National Pathway in Action: What the Emerging Matildas Championships Reveal About Australia’s Youth Development”
Germany progress to WEURO2025 semi-final after dramatic defeat of France
By Emmanuel Faith (19/07/2025) Above: German hero of the evening Ann Katrin-Berger. Photo: UEFA on X. After going down to 10 players inside the opening twenty minutes, few would have imagined Germany would even get to half-time without being at least a goal or two down. However, they defied the odds and managed over 100Continue reading “Germany progress to WEURO2025 semi-final after dramatic defeat of France”
Why Sarina Wiegman’s most unpopular trait is key to Lionesses’ success
By Catherine MacKenzie (19/07/2025) Above: England celebrate a goal as one team. Photo: Lionesses on X. Sarina Wiegman rarely makes early substitutions, ‘trusting the gameplan’ to eventually succeed. This is a cause of frustration for some fans and pundits, but are there positives to making substitutions late? What does this approach say about the teamContinue reading “Why Sarina Wiegman’s most unpopular trait is key to Lionesses’ success”
“You don’t lose you learn”: Montemurro focused on development not defeat
By Isabelle Campbell 8/7/25 Above: Emily Gielnik against Panama Photo: Rob Lizzi for Impetus Despite a 1-0 defeat to Panama in Bunbury, Matilda’s head coach Joe Montemurro remains composed and confident as his side prepares for the second match of the series at HBF Park in Perth. With four debutantes introduced off the bench inContinue reading ““You don’t lose you learn”: Montemurro focused on development not defeat”
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