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Westfield Matildas squad named for China challenge

Westfield Matildas Head Coach Ante Milicic today announced Australia’s 20-player squad for the nation’s forthcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games qualification matches to be played in Wuhan, China. The bulk of the Westfield Matildas’ squad for Australia’s important set of fixtures

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Westfield Matildas in the Westfield W-League - what's in store for Round 9?

Western Sydney Wanderers midfielder Amy Harrison scored a winning goal to beat China last weekend, but her attention now turns to getting the better of a Westfield Matildas-studded Brisbane Roar line up on Sunday. Harrison and the Wanderers are coming into the clash fresh from

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Westfield Matildas in the Westfield W-League: Luik sends City to six on the spin

Aivi Luik played a starring role as Westfield W-League leaders Melbourne City opened up a three-point gap at the top with a 2-0 win against Brisbane Roar. The Westfield Matildas midfielder netted for the first time in almost two years in the 74th minute to clinch the victory a

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Aussies Abroad: Kerr produces backheel assist in action-packed Chelsea debut

Westfield Matildas captain Sam Kerr provided a magical assist and was heavily involved in a strong debut for Chelsea, who beat Reading 3-1 overnight in the Women's Super League. Kerr, the all-time top scorer in the Westfield W-League and the National Women's Soccer League, ca

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Aussies Abroad Preview: Debut looms for Kerr as unbeaten Chelsea host Reading

Women's Super League fans could get their first opportunity to catch Sam Kerr in a Chelsea shirt when the Blues host Reading on Sunday evening. Westfield Matildas captain Kerr arrived in London and completed her first training session for Emma Hayes' squad at the club's Cobham

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Westfield Matildas in the Westfield W-League - what's in store for Round 8?

Westfield Matildas Clare Polkinghorne and Katrina Gorry played a crucial role in Brisbane Roar's win over Newcastle Jets last time out but the arrival of Melbourne City will be the Queensland club's biggest test of the season. Fourth-placed Brisbane are on a four-match unbeate