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City and Sydney share the points as Bosch hits the net again

Sydney FC 1-1 Melbourne City by Alice de Kosta-Kitto at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium for Impetus (24/11/24) Above: Lourdes Bosch (right) celebrates her third goal in four games this season with Laura Hughes. Photo: Melbourne City. Melbourne City have dropped to second on the A-League table, after drawing with reigning champions Sydney FC, in the finalContinue reading “City and Sydney share the points as Bosch hits the net again”

Sydney FC secure well-fought victory in Derby

by Alice de Koster-Kitto (16/11/24) Above: Amy Harrison leads Shea Connors to the ball in the Sydney derby. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. Sydney FC 1-0 Western Sydney Wanderers Sydney FC took home their first win of the season in a 1-0 victory against Western Sydney Wanderers in the highly anticipated Sydney Derby, at LeichhardtContinue reading “Sydney FC secure well-fought victory in Derby”

Wanderers fall short to Adelaide at home

Western Sydney Wanderers 0-2 Adelaide United By Alice de Koster-Kitto (10/11/24) Above: Adelaide United mob Emily Condon after her goal. Photo: Adelaide United Wanderers Football Park saw Adelaide United uphold their six-game winning streak against Western Sydney Wanderers, in a 2-0 victory over the hosts. With both sides going in with something to prove, theirContinue reading “Wanderers fall short to Adelaide at home”

Jets and Wanderers fight out end-to-end draw

Newcastle Jets 2-2 Western Sydney Wanderers by Alice de Koster-Kitto (3/11/24) Above: Sophie Harding opens her account for the season. Photo: Western Sydney Wanderers The final match of the 2024/25 Ninja A-League season’s opening round ended in a 2-2 draw between Newcastle Jets and Western Sydney Wanderers, at Cessnock Sports Park, on Sunday. The meetingContinue reading “Jets and Wanderers fight out end-to-end draw”

Galic looks right at home on senior debut for Australia

By Alice de Koster-Kitto 27/10/24 Above: Daniela Galic. Photo Marcio Machado / Football Australia “Since the first time I stepped onto the pitch I dreamed of representing my country.” On Friday night, Daniela Galic made her much-awaited senior debut in a 1-1 draw against Switzerland, becoming Matilda #229. The 18-year-old midfielder came on in the 77thContinue reading “Galic looks right at home on senior debut for Australia”

Milly Boughton: Arsenal’s Young Matilda.

Alice de Koster-Kitto 8/10/24 Above: Milly Boughton in action for The Young Matildas. Photo: Football Australia. Arsenal have announced the signing of 18-Year-Old Australian midfielder Milly Boughton to their U21s squad, from Tottenham. With a wealth of experience, and a promising future ahead, the Young Matilda is certainly one to watch. Born in South London,Continue reading “Milly Boughton: Arsenal’s Young Matilda.”

Growth & consequence: the changing landscape of women’s football culture

Alice de Koster-Kitto 1/10/24 Photo by Kieran Chea for Impetus Can women’s football continue to grow while keeping what makes it special? Alice de Koster-Kitto analysed the results of a fan survey to look into a possible future. In a world that is often uncertain and unkind to women and minority groups, having a spaceContinue reading “Growth & consequence: the changing landscape of women’s football culture”