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Larissa Crummer signs with SK Brann in Norway

Larissa Crummer has signed with the Norwegian side SK Brann Kvinner in the Toppserien, joining the reigning champions for the upcoming season.  The forward makes the move from Brisbane Roar in the Liberty A-League Women's, where she has scored four goals for the Roar this seas

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Trivia Tuesday: AUSvENG 2018 - TEST your knowledge!

Test your knowledge of our last meeting with England back in 2018 NOW!   COMMBANK MATILDAS MATCH SCHEDULE | APRIL 2023 CommBank Matildas v Scotland Date: Fri, 7 April 2023 Venue: Cherry Red Records Stadium, London Kick-Off: 1.15 pm (local) / 10.15 pm (AEST) B

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Matildas Abroad Review: Foord scores brace against Spurs in North London Derby

Caitlin Foord bagged a brace for Arsenal in their 5-1 win over Spurs; while the season kicked off in the USA, Sweden and Norway. Read the review below.  England Kicking off with the Merseyside derby, Clare Wheeler's Everton recorded a 1-1 draw with rivals, Liverpoo

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Matildas at Home: Round 19 – Advantage Sydney FC in Premiership Race

In the penultimate round of the A-League Women's season, the CommBank Matildas saw plenty of action as the race for the top four and premiership goes down to the wire. The weekend’s action started with a crucial triple-header on Saturday afternoon. A first-ever A-League Wom

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Football Australia renews partnership with Qantas

Football Australia is delighted to announce the renewal of its long-standing partnership with Qantas. Qantas will continue as the Official Airline of Football Australia’s two senior national teams, the Subway Socceroos, CommBank Matildas, and the Australia Cup for the next thr

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The CommBank Matildas return to Top 10 of FIFA Women’s World Ranking

The CommBank Matildas have returned to the top 10 in the FIFA Women’s World Ranking, moving up two spots to tenth after three victories in the Cup of Nations to start the year.  The rankings, released on Friday night (AEDT), saw Australia climb back into the top 10, ranked the