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Caitlin Foord of Australia celebrates after scoring a goal during the Women's First Round Group F match between Germany and Australia on Day 1 of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games at Arena Corinthians on August 6, 2016 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Robert Cianflone - FIFA/FIFA via Getty Images)
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Tokyo 2020 Preview: Women's Football

The Australian Women’s Football team will compete in their fourth Games when they take part in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Quarterfinalists in their last two Olympic appearances (2016 and 2004), the Matildas are looking to build on their performances at the Games.  Overview

Kyah Simon - Pantene Moment of Strength
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Pantene Moment of Strength: Kyah Simon's journey of resilience

When describing Kyah Simon, one word quickly comes to mind; resilient. Her continued efforts to challenge herself and those around her speaks volumes about her character. A great example of coach Gustavsson's mantra, she is always looking to be 'one day better,' with her hu

Quiz: Can you name every Matildas Oympics goalscorer?
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Tokyo 2020 Ultimate Guide: Australia v New Zealand

Despite a year of delay and uncertainty, Australia's national women's football team will officially kick off its Tokyo 2020 Olympics campaign against Trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand on Wednesday night! Here's everything you need to know about our upcoming match. Background

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FIFA WWC 2023: Celebrating two years to go with Jane Fernandez

Today marks an incredibly exciting milestone for women’s football in Australia and New Zealand, with it being two years until the FIFA Women’s World Cup (FIFA WWC) 2023 kicks off. To recognise the occasion, we spoke to Chief Operating Officer (Australia) for the FIFA WWC 2023,

Aivi Luik in action
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Player profiles: Aivi Luik never says die

The Matildas' catch cry of ‘Never Say Die’ is an attitude both the team and each individual player embodies. Aivi Luik is no exception. Luik realised she wanted to be a footballer before seven of her Olympic teammates had even been born.

Clare Polkinghorne of Australia in action during the women's international friendly match between Japan and Australia at Sanga Stadium by Kyocera on July 14, 2021 in Kameoka, Kyoto, Japan. (Photo by Masashi Hara/Getty Images)
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AUSvNZL: Two players to watch: Polkinghorne v Percival

With two days remaining before our first Olympic match against rivals New Zealand, let us compare two defenders that will head into the tournament as pivotal for their nation's success The two individuals in focus, are Australia's Clare Polkinghorne and New Zealand's Ria Perci