Goalkeeper Chloe Lincoln

  • Height 178cm
  • D.O.B. 4/1/05
  • Born Armidale
12

Biography

Australian Cap Number: 233

Debut: 7-Dec-2024 v Chinese Taipei (in Geelong) International Friendly (W6-0) age 19

Caps (Goals): 5 (0)

Current Club: Brisbane Roar FC

Junior Club/Member Federation: Northern Inland Football / NNSW Football

Major Tournaments: AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ (Australia).

Chloe Lincoln has been named in her first major tournament squad for the upcoming AFC Women’s Asian Cup. Since making her debut back in 2024, she has gone on to make 3 appearances for Australia, making some impressive saves in the process.

Lincoln became the first goalkeeper to debut for Australia since Teagan Micah in 2021, when she replaced Mackenzie Arnold in the 65th minute of Australia’s 6-0 win over Chinese Taipei.

She has represented Australia at a number of youth tournaments, helping Australia secure a bronze medal at the AFC U-20 Women’s Asian Cup 2024 as well as lifting the ASEAN Women's Championship in 2025.

Lincoln made her AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026™ debut in Australia's opening game against the Philippines, keeping a clean sheet in the Group A opener. The shotstopper then started in goals in Australia's game against IR Iran, keeping her second clean sheet of the tournament.

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