by Jonathan Tay (22/7/23) Above: The Matildas come together. Photo: Football Australia/CommBank Matildas. There are now an astounding 11 Australians who will be plying their trade in the Women’s Super League, the top competition in England. That number reflects not only the golden generation of this Matildas’ period but also the growing status of theContinue reading “How Australia’s WSL players faired against Ireland”
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Three questions posed by Australia’s win over Ireland
by Jonathan Tay (21/7/23) Above: Steph Catley runs away in joy after scoring her match winning penalty yesterday persued by (left to right) Caitlin Foord, Cortnee Vine, Alanna Kennedy, Ellie Carpenter, and Hayley Raso. Photo: CommBank Matildas. “We need answers,” Matildas head coach Tony Gustavsson emphasised 12 months ago. “I think we need these answers,Continue reading “Three questions posed by Australia’s win over Ireland”
A-League Women Awards 2022/23
24/4/23 Graphics by: Ben Carey. Throughout the home and away season, Impetus‘ team of writers and photographers covering the A-League Women have been voting for their player and coach of the week. Now, just days before this year’s Grand Final, we have finished tallying up the votes and can announce our winners. Impetus A-League WomenContinue reading “A-League Women Awards 2022/23”
The Impetus A-League Women’s finals preview: Week One
by Jonathan Tay and Kieran Yap (13/4/23) Above: Cortnee Vine (left) and Mackenzie Hawkesby (right) hold up the premiers plate for top-placed Sydney FC. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. The regular season is over, and the top four has been decided. Melbourne Victory will face off against Melbourne City on Saturday afternoon. The winner willContinue reading “The Impetus A-League Women’s finals preview: Week One”
A-League Women Weekly Awards
Each week during the home and away season, Impetus’ team of writers and photographers covering the competition will nominate a player, coach, and event of the week. We’ll keep a tally of the player and coach votes as the weeks go by, and just before Finals, will announce our winners for 2022/23 (27/3/23). Player ofContinue reading “A-League Women Weekly Awards”
Glory for Perth after dramatic comeback
Perth Glory 4-3 Melbourne City by Jonathan Tay (26/3/23) Above: Joy for Perth Glory in their stunning win today. Photo: Keep Up. Perth Glory triumphed in an incredible, see-sawing battle with Melbourne City on Sunday, winning 4-3 at Macedonia Park, and boosting their chances of a top-four finish. A second half which had six goalsContinue reading “Glory for Perth after dramatic comeback”
A-League Women Friday Media Conferences
17/2/23 Melbourne City: Vidosic & Rojas: Belief is key by Jonathan Tay As the Finals loom closer, the competition pressure continues to build. Top four places are looking to be sewn up, and teams in contention are scrapping for every point. For Melbourne City, they’ve comfortably been near the head of the table for theContinue reading “A-League Women Friday Media Conferences”
A-League Women Weekly Awards
Each week during the home and away season, Impetus’ writing and photography team covering the A-League Women will nominate a player, coach, and event of the week. We’ll keep a tally of the player and coach votes as the weeks go by, and just before the Finals, will announce our winners for 2022/23 (6/3/23). Player of the Week:Continue reading “A-League Women Weekly Awards”
McNamara dazzles on return in City win
Newcastle Jets 0-4 Melbourne City By Jonathan Tay (4/3/23) Above: Maria Rojas and Hannah Wilkinson (left) celebrate with Chelsea Blissett (right). Image: @MelbourneCity twitter Returnees Holly McNamara and Maria Rojas starred as Melbourne City defeated the Newcastle Jets 4-0 on Saturday afternoon. Rojas opened the scoring for City in the first half, before late goalsContinue reading “McNamara dazzles on return in City win”
A-League Women Thursday Media Conferences
2/3/23 MELBOURNE CITY: by Jonathan Tay “The Mac is back.” That was Melbourne City head coach Dario Vidosic’s triumphant announcement of young starlet Holly McNamara’s return to his squad ahead of their weekend clash with the Newcastle Jets. Having torn her ACL in February last year, McNamara has gone through plenty of hard work toContinue reading “A-League Women Thursday Media Conferences”
