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Host City Selection Process for FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ to begin with virtual workshops

A significant milestone on the road to the first-ever 32-nation FIFA Women’s World Cup™ will be realised today when the first virtual workshops with the 12 candidate Host Cities are conducted by FIFA.  From today through to Wednesday, 4 November 2020, FIFA will hold virtual wo

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Matildas Abroad: Gorry and Polkinghorne close gap in Norway, Foord helps Arsenal move clear

The weekend action saw Katrina Gorry and Clare Polkinghorne move to within striking distance of the Norwegian title. Over in England, Arsenal moved clear at the top of the table and Lyon continued their winning ways in France.    England West Ham were defeated b

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How to watch the full match between Westfield Matildas and Japan

This Wednesday, 21 October, we'll be reliving the full match between the Westfield Matildas and Japan from the 2017 Tournament of Nations.  The inaugural tournament was won by the Matildas, after victories over United States, Brazil and Japan.  This particular match saw Sam

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Matildas Abroad: Williams returns, Brock and Carpenter go head to head in France

It's heading down to the wire in Sweden and Norway with some big matches for the Westfield Matildas in the battle for positions. Meanwhile Lydia Williams is set for her first league call up, while Ellie Carpenter and Laura Brock are scheduled to meet up in France.  

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Emma Checker: 'The most uncomfortable times in my life have provided the greatest lessons'

A short and bittersweet French experience leaves Emma Checker with plenty of life lessons.  A stress fracture has cut short Westfield Matildas defender Emma Checker’s move to France's Division 1 Féminine.  Coming off a premiership and championship winning season wit

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Time is of the essence for new mum Tameka Yallop

When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down leagues and closed international borders earlier this year, the plans of multiple Westfield Matildas players were thrown into chaos. But for budding mum Tameka Yallop, the timing of the pandemic was fortuitous.