Player of the week: BEN GILBY: Millie Farrow. In a Perth Glory side yet to lose this season, the English striker has been a stand-out performer, and put in a sensational display in Saturday’s win over Canberra United. Whilst Farrow is yet to find the net, there is so much more to her game. HerContinue reading “A-League Women Weekly Awards”
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Lowe leads Melbourne to Victory
Melbourne Victory 2-0 Adelaide United By Kieran Yap (4/11/23) Above: Rachel Lowe (R) and Dylan Holmes (L) fight for possession at AAMI Park. Photo: Melbourne Victory Twitter. Melbourne Victory have their first win of the season after first half goals to Mackenzie Weinert and Kayla Morrison secured a 2-0 win over Adelaide United. Both teamsContinue reading “Lowe leads Melbourne to Victory”
Hieda’s heroics give Western the late win.
Western United 2-1 Melbourne Victory By Kieran Yap 22/10/2023 Above: Keiewa Hieda (right) and Jaclyn Sawicki (left) celebrate the late winner for Western United. Photo: Western United. Western United came from a goal down to defeat Melbourne Victory with a dramatic late winner at City Vista. The win gives last season’s runners up their firstContinue reading “Hieda’s heroics give Western the late win.”
Victory welcoming another “tough test” against Western.
Impetus’ Kieran Yap reports on Melbourne Victory’s media conference involving head coach Jeff Hopkins (22/10/23). Above: Jeff Hopkins in training during the week Image: Melbourne Victory. After an opening day loss to Brisbane Roar, Melbourne Victory are looking to bounce back. The tests do not come any easier, up next is a trip over the bridge to face last season’s runnersContinue reading “Victory welcoming another “tough test” against Western.”
A-League Women Weekly Awards
Back for the third season, Impetus’ team covering the A-League Women nominate their choices for player, coach, and event of the week. The votes for player and coach are tallied up and then come the end of the campaign we’ll reveal our Player and Coach of the Season once more (16/10/23). Player of the weekContinue reading “A-League Women Weekly Awards”
Roar’s run against Victory continues
Melbourne Victory 1-2 Brisbane Roar By Kieran Yap (15/10/23). Above: Grace Kuilamu scored on debut for Brisbane Roar. Photo: Brisbane Roar. Brisbane Roar has started this season off with an impressive win on the road against Melbourne Victory. Goals to Grace Kuilamu and Jenna McCormick ensured a 2-1 result, with Ella O’Grady scoring a consolationContinue reading “Roar’s run against Victory continues”
McKenzie Weinert: the Washington winger here for Victory
By Kieran Yap (kieran84@live.com.au) 14/10/23 Above: Mackenzie Weinert celebrating for the University of Washington. Photo: Instagram Melbourne Victory has been busy in the off-season. Some big names have been signed and among the returning Matildas and former rivals is a player that is unfamiliar to Australian fans, but may not be for long. Mckenzie WeinertContinue reading “McKenzie Weinert: the Washington winger here for Victory”
A-League Women Media Conferences
With the season kicking off tomorrow, Impetus writers have had access to five of the teams’ media conferences this week. They report below (13/10/23). Above: Sydney FC lift last season’s A-League Women title. Photo: Kris Goman for Impetus. Canberra United By Ryan Miller-Woods Ahead of their opening-round match of the A-League Women’s season against AdelaideContinue reading “A-League Women Media Conferences”
The Impetus A-League Women season preview 2023/24
As Impetus gears up for our fourth season of comprehensive coverage of the competition, eight of our writers – Ben Gilby, Kieran Yap, Ryan Miller-Woods, Denise Duffy, Emma Burke, Ben Carey, Genevieve Henry, and Kris Goman provide a detailed preview for every team in the league (11/10/23). Adelaide United By Ben Gilby This could wellContinue reading “The Impetus A-League Women season preview 2023/24”
The stations of the Cooney-Cross
How Kyra became a complete midfielder by 21. Above: Kyra Cooney-Cross in action for Australia during the FIFA 2023 Women’s World Cup. Photo: Football Australia. By Kieran Yap, Liberty Simons and Genevieve Henry. (23/9/23) Melbourne Victory/ Western Sydney Wanderers: 2017-2022 There were only a few hundred people in AAMI Park when Kyra Cooney-Cross announced herselfContinue reading “The stations of the Cooney-Cross”
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