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Lisa De Vanna
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Westfield Matildas at Sydney FC in 2018/19

Westfield W-League Grand Final pain appears to have only spurred on Sydney FC in assembling a roster truly capable of making the silverware their own. The latest Westfield Matildas player to link up with the Sky Blues is ex-Canberra United youngster Amy Sayer, who along with n

Defender Caitlin Cooper is a strong chance to make the Matildas squad for Rio.
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Westfield Matildas at Western Sydney Wanderers in 2018/19

The experienced Caitlin Cooper is a massive coup for a Western Sydney Wanderers side that will welcome the extra solidity in defence. The 30-year-old, capped 10 times, is back after a year at Sydney FC, having identified Western Sydney as the place to make her case for selecti

Emily van Egmond
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Westfield Matildas at Newcastle Jets in 2018/19

Newcastle Jets loom as one of the most fascinating teams to track in this Westfield W-League this term. Not least because the reinvention of Larissa Crummer as a centre-back, a move initiated by Westfield Matildas coach Alen Stajcic, could make or break Craig Deans’ hopes of b

Lydia Williams
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Westfield Matildas at Melbourne City in 2018/19

Melbourne City represent something of a mini Westfield Matildas camp in between international breaks. Champions in each of the last three seasons, the glamour side has strengthened further with the recruitment of midfielder Tameka Butt and her former Brisbane Roar team-mate El

Clare Polkinghorne
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Westfield Matildas at Brisbane Roar in 2018/19

Brisbane Roar have long provided a launchpad for Westfield Matildas and though two have departed, a strong core remains in place. Captain Clare Polkinghorne has been a mainstay at the back for club and country for over a decade and returns once again to lead her beloved hometo

ellie carpenter
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Westfield Matildas at Canberra United in 2018/19

Ellie Carpenter’s mature performance in the Westfield Matildas' recent 1-1 friendly draw with England illustrated just how much of a coup it was for Canberra United to keep hold of the teenager. The versatile 18-year-old flourished in a midfield role in her first season at the