by Ben Gilby (7/1/25) Above: Ella Lincoln talking at today’s media conference. Image: Perth Glory. It’s been a heck of a year for Ella Lincoln. From being the NPL WA’s top scorer and winning the State Cup with Perth SC to now making her professional debut in the A-League Women. She’s done it all. Lincoln’sContinue reading “Ella Lincoln: “It’s always been a dream of mine…I’m proud of myself””
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Last gasp Wanderers earn point in eight goal thriller
Melbourne Victory 4-4 Western Sydney Wanderers By Alyce Collett 5/1/25 Above: Ellie Wilson celebrates her goal. Photo. A-Leagues. Melbourne Victory and the Western Sydney Wanderers have played out a thrilling eight goal draw to round out the weekend’s A League Women’s action. With goals to Claudia Bunge, Ellie Wilson, Alex Chidiac and an own goalContinue reading “Last gasp Wanderers earn point in eight goal thriller”
Melbourne City deny Sydney FC
Sydney FC 1-1 Melbourne City By Joe Rosedon (5/1/25). Above: Rebekah Stott (left) tracks Princess Ibini. Photo: Melbourne City League Leaders Melbourne City earned a draw against a spirited Sydney FC today at the Harbour City side returned to Leichhardt Oval. A wonder strike from the home side’s Lucy Johnson was cancelled out in the second half by Leticia McKenna’s equaliser which extendedContinue reading “Melbourne City deny Sydney FC”
Early strike seals first win for Adelaide over the Mariners
Central Coast Mariners 0-1 Adelaide United by Isabelle Campbell (4/1/25) Above: Greta Kraszula, who made her A-League Women debut for Central Coast Mariners today. Photo: Central Coast Mariners. Adelaide United earned an excellent win on the road at Central Coast Mariners today thanks to Emily Hodgson’s goal after nine minutes at Woy Woy Oval. EnteringContinue reading “Early strike seals first win for Adelaide over the Mariners”
Canberra record superb comeback win at Brisbane
Brisbane Roar 1-2 Canberra United by Emma Burke (4/1/25). Above: Spectacular action from today’s game at a packed Perry Park between Brisbane Roar (blue shirt) and Canberra United. Photo: Brisbane Roar. Brisbane Roar have been unable to back up their impressive 8-2 winning win against Western United last week, losing 2-1 at home to Canberra UnitedContinue reading “Canberra record superb comeback win at Brisbane”
Nix take Distance Derby spoils to hone in on Top Six
Wellington Phoenix 2-0 Perth Glory by Ben Gilby (4/1/25). Above: Grace Jale (second left) celebrates her goal that gave Wellington Phoenix the lead today. Photo: Wellington Phoenix. Wellington Phoenix continued their push for a maiden place in the Finals with a tactically astute win over Perth Glory at Porirua Park today. Goals from Grace JaleContinue reading “Nix take Distance Derby spoils to hone in on Top Six”
Sydney’s Struggles: There’s No Magic Fix
Above: Sydney FC in a huddle at Leichhardt Oval. Image: Sydney FC. by Genevieve Henry (1/4/25). Sydney FC are having a historically rough season. How could a team that won the Championship last season be at the bottom of the table? To massively oversimplify – they just can’t score. Defensively, they’re not shipping tons ofContinue reading “Sydney’s Struggles: There’s No Magic Fix”
Johnson’s brace seals Western United’s home win
Western United 2-0 Newcastle Jets by Alice de Koster-Kitto (3/1/25). Above: Kahli Johnson shields the ball. Photo: Adrian Geremia for Impetus. Western United has bounced back after a historic 8-2 defeat against Brisbane Roar last week, in an electrifying meeting against Newcastle Jets Ironbark Fields. Both sides went into the match looking to redeem themselves afterContinue reading “Johnson’s brace seals Western United’s home win”
A-League Women Awards: December
(3/1/25) Above: Laini Freier celebrates one of her three goals at Western United during the month. Photo: Beck Hartley for Impetus. Each month, Impetus‘ team of writers and photographers who cover the competition will vote to decide their best player, head coach, and young player in the A-League Women. Here are the winners from December.Continue reading “A-League Women Awards: December”
Peters & Wynne: We’re evolving but need to manage the small margins better
by Ben Gilby (1/1/25) Above: Perth Glory head coach Stephen Peters speaking to the media ahead of the team’s marathon journey to Wellington. Image: Perth Glory. Perth Glory head coach Stephen Peters is convinced his team is heading in the right direction – but just need to improve game management in the small percentages ofContinue reading “Peters & Wynne: We’re evolving but need to manage the small margins better”
