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All the fun facts behind the Matildas Tokyo 2020 Olympic Squad

It is only a matter of days before our Matildas grace the pitch for their first match of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.

Matildas Tokyo 2020 Australian Olympians' Oath

"Once an Olympian, always an Olympian," Matildas share Tokyo 2020 Australian Olympians' Oath

Last week, the Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) unveiled the Australian Olympians' Oath ahead of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. The Australian Olympians’ Oath is an initiative of the AOC Athletes’ Commission, to provide Olympic athletes with an enduring reflection of the cult

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Australia fall to Japan in final Olympic warm up game

Australia's final warm-up game ahead of Tokyo 2020 has ended in a 1-0 loss to host nation Japan at Sanga Stadium in Kyoto. A lone Mana Iwabuchi penalty was enough for Nadeshiko to secure the win.

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Matildas Tokyo 2020 Olympic Team extended from 18 to 22 players

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has allowed four additional players to join the Australian women's football team for the Tokyo Olympics, increasing the overall squad number from 18 to 22. Originally travelling reserves, experienced internationals Mackenzie Arnold (go

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Be Their Champion: Support the Matildas at Tokyo 2020

This July, the Matildas and Olyroos will embark on one of the most unique Olympic experiences in history. While Aussies are unable to flock to Tokyo in numbers as originally planned, these players still need our support more than ever. So, we’re calling all Australian footb

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"Ecstatic" Laura Brock soaking up every minute of Tokyo 2020

The expansion of Olympic football squads from 18 to 22 players has meant alternate players have become fully-fledged members of the team. It was a big deal for Mackenzie Arnold, Charlotte Grant, Courtney Nevin and Laura Brock, but it particularly means a lot for the latter.