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A closer look at our Cup of Nations opponents

A closer look at our opponents for the Cup of Nations

The CommBank Matildas are set to face Czechia, Spain and Jamaica in the Cup of Nations early this year.

‘Cup Of Nations’ returns ahead of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™

Australian football fans will have a great opportunity to witness the CommBank Matildas in action ahead of this year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup Australia and New Zealand 2023™ as one of Australia’s most popular national teams features in the ‘Cup of Nations’ on home soil in Februar

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Breaking the Lines: vs Canada, brought to you by Rebel

In Breaking the Lines, brought to you by Rebel, we give fans a special glimpse at the CommBank Matildas' preparations for their two-game series against Olympic gold medalists Canada. In the latest instalment of Breaking the Lines our cameras followed along ahead of the

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Caitlin Foord: We want to do something special in this jersey

Caitlin Foord always seemed destined to achieve big things with the CommBank Matildas. At 13, she was already playing with the U17 National Team. She scored her first A-League Women’s goal nine days after her 16th birthday.

NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA - JANUARY 07: Princess Ibini celebrates her goal during the round nine A-League Women's match between Newcastle Jets and Sydney FC at No. 2 Sports Ground, on January 07, 2023, in Newcastle, Australia. (Photo by Ashley Feder/Getty Images)

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Matildas At Home: Round 9 - Ibini scores again; Western remains unbeaten

Your CommBank Matildas continued to be influential as the A-League Women reached the halfway point over the weekend. The action began on Friday night as Melbourne Victory and Perth Glory drew 1-1.

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Matildas at Home - Round 8 - Chidiac, Logarzo, Ibini find back of the net

CommBank Matildas players continued to be influential in the A-League Women's competition, with Alex Chidiac, Chloe Logarzo and Princess ibini finding themselves on the scoresheet. Jada Whyman and Cortnee Vine’s Sydney FC got one over Katrina Gorry, Larissa Crummer and