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Vote Kerr for MVP in the NWSL End of Year Fan Awards

Westfield Matildas captain Sam Kerr is one of five Most Valuable Player nominees in the National Women’s Soccer League’s End of Year Fan Awards. The 26-year-old delivered a history-making season while helping Chicago Red Stars finish second in the NWSL ladder, smashing her own

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Aussies Abroad: Yallop hits double figures in Norway, De Vanna’s Fiorentina make late comeback

Tameka Yallop fired her 10th goal of the Norwegian Toppserien 2019 season as Klepp rallied to beat Røa 4-1. The 81-cap Westfield Matilda netted a double in last week’s 5-0 win against Stabaek and picked up where she left off at Røabanen Stadium in Oslo. The visitors shot in

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‘Girls can do anything’ - How an inaugural Matilda inspired her family

Monique Blankenstein vividly remembers watching the first ever game of Australian international women’s football 40 years ago. She sat amongst friends and family at Seymour Shaw Park in Sydney to see her cousin, Rose van Bruinessen, run out in the Green and Gold. Blankenst

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Record-smashing Kerr voted Players' Player of the Year by fellow NWSL stars

Sam Kerr has been named the 2019 Players' Player of the Year by her National Women’s Soccer League peers. The Westfield Matildas captain rewrote the stats books in a record-smashing season as she fired Chicago Red Stars to second place in the NWSL ladder. Featured image cou

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Aussies Abroad: Kerr aims to fire Chicago to first NWSL Championship game

Sam Kerr's Chicago Red Stars head into Monday’s National Women’s Soccer League Semi Final dreaming of playing their first Championship game but a trio of Westfield Matildas stand in their path. This is Chicago’s fifth straight Semi Final and not once have they reached the prom

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Westfield Matildas learn their opponents for Tokyo 2020 Olympic qualifiers

The Westfield Matildas have learned their opponents in the first phase of qualifying for the Tokyo Olympics 2020. Ante Milicic’s side have been drawn in Group B and will take on host nation China, Thailand and Chinese Taipei. Australia’s bid to get to the 2020 games feature