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Our History
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Our History

Matildas History The Australian National Women's Team - The Westfield Matildas The Pioneers The historic first Australian women's team was established in 1978 to take part in the first World Women's Invitational Tournament in Chinese Taipei.

Canberra United goalkeeper Lydia Williams in action during last season's Westfield W-League.
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Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams suffers ACL injury

Westfield Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams will undergo a second knee reconstruction after suffering an ACL injury while playing in the United States.

Lydia Williams
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Polkinghorne joins Japanese Champions

Brisbane Roar captain Clare Polkinghorne will play for one of Asia’s biggest women’s football clubs, agreeing to terms with Nadeshiko League club INAC Kobe Leonessa.

Polkinghorne believes best is yet to come
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Polkinghorne believes best is yet to come

The message from Westfield Matildas captain Clare Polkinghorne is loud and clear – Australia’s Women’s Team is on the rise.

Stajcic ‘proud’ of Matildas as World Cup beckons
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Stajcic ‘proud’ of Matildas as World Cup beckons

The Westfield Matildas may not have returned to Australia with the AFC Asian Cup but the Aussies did not die wondering - and interim coach Alen Stajcic knows it.

Matildas’ dream run ends in Final
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Matildas’ dream run ends in Final

The Westfield Matildas’ hopes of back-to-back continental titles have ended after losing 1-0 to Japan in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup final on Sunday night in Vietnam.