Euros Preview: Spain

By Aimee Reynolds (20/6/2025) Above: Spain celebrate. Photo: @Sefutbolfem on X. Will they make their mark again? World Champions Spain will be competing in their fifth European Championship this summer. The Spanish Women’s National Team (nicknamed La Roja) will be putting in their all to bring silverware back to Spain this summer.  Although they haveContinue reading “Euros Preview: Spain”

Young Matildas and returning players headline Montermurro’s first Australia squad

By Ella Mcshane 20/6/25 Above: Alexia Apostolakis of Melbourne City has been called into her first senior squad. Photo: A-League. Matildas head coach Joe Montemurro has named his inaugural squad that will face Slovenia and Panama, in a series of friendlies this upcoming international window. The extended squad features a host of debutants and participationContinue reading “Young Matildas and returning players headline Montermurro’s first Australia squad”

Euros Preview: Iceland

By Catherine MacKenzie (19/6/25) Above: Iceland celebrate qualifying for the 2025 Euros. Photo: KSI website. With a population of under 370,000, Iceland is the smallest nation taking part in the 2025 European Championships. This figure represents 4.2% of London’s population of 8.9 million, and with a population of approximately 5.3 million, Sydney is about 14Continue reading “Euros Preview: Iceland”

Euros Preview: Finland

by Jean-Pierre Thiesset (18/6/25) Above: The Finland squad. Photo: Finland Helmarit. Finland are known or nicknamed as ‘Helmarit’ (the Boreal Howls). They are currently ranked 28th by UEFA, and 25th by FIFA. Squad The final selection of 23 squad listed announced is as follows. Goalkeepers: Anna Koivunen (Djurgårdend IF, Sweden), Anna Tamminen (Hammarby IF, Sweden),Continue reading “Euros Preview: Finland”

Euros Preview: Norway

By Catherine MacKenzie (17/6/25) Above: Norway celebrate qualifying for WEURO2025. Photo: nff_info on X. Whilst in recent years headlines in European women’s football have been dominated by countries further south, the Nordic countries have a rich history in the sport. Norway were one of the earliest countries in Europe to establish a national football establishment-ledContinue reading “Euros Preview: Norway”

Euros Preview: Switzerland

By Hannah Chadwick (16/6/25) Above: Switzerland’s national side. Photo: Swiss Community. The hosts of a major tournament always have the eyes of the world on them. After failing to make it out of the group stages at Euro 2022 and a disappointing Nations League run, Switzerland are up against it heading into this year’s EuropeanContinue reading “Euros Preview: Switzerland”

NPLW NSW Round 14 Wrap-Up: Late Drama, Stunning Goals and Shakeups on the Ladder

By Georgina Lewis 10/6/25 Above: NWS Spirit line up for their game against UNSW. Photo: Georgina Lewis Round 14 of the National Premier Leagues Women’s NSW competition delivered drama, quality finishes, and saw significant movement on the ladder as the race for finals intensifies. With results that swung in stoppage time and standout individual performances,Continue reading “NPLW NSW Round 14 Wrap-Up: Late Drama, Stunning Goals and Shakeups on the Ladder”

Ann Odong: A legend and role model of the Australian women’s football family

9/6/25 Above: Ann Odong in match day mode with The Matildas. Photo: ABC. Whilst the arrival of Joe Montemurro as The Matildas’ new head coach took all the headlines last week, the announcement that Ann Odong is to depart her role as the team’s media manager was just as big for many of those aroundContinue reading “Ann Odong: A legend and role model of the Australian women’s football family”