Forward Holly McNamara Height 174cm D.O.B. 23/1/03 Born Sydney Jersey Number 25 Overview Statistics News Overview Statistics News Overview Biography Australian Cap Number: 219 Debut: 21-Jan-2022 v Indonesia (in Mumbai) Asian Cup (W18-0) age 18 Caps (Goals): 16 (1) Major Tournaments: 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup (India) Current Club: Melbourne City Related News 1764885176 Matildas at Home Preview: Sydney Derby and F3 Derby await It's a huge weekend of derbies in the A-League Women, with the Central Coast Mariners hosting rivals Newcastle Jets on Saturday before the Sydney Derby finishes the round on Sunday.Read our preview of all the Matildas at Home in action below. Melbourne Victory v Canberra UnitedDa 1763678365 Matildas at Home: City clinch home AWCL quarter-final; ALW continues with Round 4 Melbourne City have clinched a home quarter-final in the Asian Women’s Champions League, after a perfect group stage where the reigning A-League Women’s Premiers did not concede a goal.Elsewhere, Round 4 of the A-League Women’s continues as the competition begins to take shape fo 1763327858 Matildas at Home Review: City score seven in AWCL; Adelaide, Sydney, Wanderers secure first wins Melbourne City continued their Asian Women’s Champions League campaign with a 7-0 victory over Philippines team Stallion Laguna on Sunday evening.Elsewhere, Adelaide United, Sydney FC and the Western Sydney Wanderers secured their first three points of the A-League Women’s season 1763072686 Matildas at Home: McNamara scores brace in City's AWCL win; Grand Final rematch headlines ALW Round 3 The rematch of last season’s Grand Final looms large over Round 3 of the A-League Women, with Melbourne Victory hosting the Central Coast Mariners in their home opener.Meanwhile, Melbourne City were successful in their first Asian Women’s Champions League fixture last night, with 1762731195 Matildas At Home Review: McNamara scores two and assists; Kuilamu scores, Freier assists twice The second round of the A-League Women 2025/26 season saw the Brisbane Roar win 3-2 for a second consecutive week, while pre-season favourites Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City asserted themselves after a wobbly round one.Read our review of the Matildas At Home action below. P 1762467321 Matildas at Home Preview: Big guns looking to bounce back in Round 2 After upsets and goals galore in round one, teams will be looking to make amends in round two of the A-League Women.Read about where you can catch all the Matildas at Home in action below. Perth Glory v Brisbane RoarDate: Friday, 7 NovemberVenue: HBF ParkKickoff: 4pm local, 7pm A 1762132667 Matildas at Home Review: Yallop and Freier lift Roar to three points; Gomez, Heyman on scoresheet The opening round of the A-League Women 2025/26 season brought exciting games, upsets, and goals from CommBank Matildas.Read our review of the action below. Western Sydney Wanderers 1 – 3 Perth GloryPerth Glory got their season off to the perfect start, defeating the Western Sydn 1761814461 Matildas at Home Preview: A-League Women's season 2025/26 kicks off The A-League Women gets back underway this weekend, with current and aspiring CommBank Matildas taking the pitch for the first time this season.Defending champions Central Coast Mariners, premiers Melbourne City, and runners-up Melbourne Victory will all be involved in what will 1758833872 Steph Catley and Holly McNamara receive nominations at the AFC Annual Awards Steph Catley and Holly McNamara have received nominations at the AFC Annual Awards, with Catley nominated for AFC Asian International Player of the Year, while McNamara is nominated for the AFC Women's Player of the Year.The award ceremony, set to take place on October 18th, will 1751007880 McNamara: I’m really happy for myself, the team and the fans CommBank Matildas forward Holly McNamara said that she was both relieved and “super happy” to score her first goal in green and gold.The A-League Women’s golden boot winner was a constant threat in front of goals in Australia’s 3-0 victory over Slovenia on Thursday evening. Her g 1750943133 WATCH: Montemurro era off to winning start with 3-0 win against Slovenia The CommBank Matildas have defeated Slovenia 3-0 at HBF Park in Perth to begin the Joe Montemurro era with a victory.Emily Gielnik opened the scoring in the third minute before Holly McNamara – her first goal for the national team - and Hayley Raso sealed the result in the second 1748220007 Matildas Abroad Review: Arsenal win UEFA Women’s Champions League Arsenal have overcome the odds to defeat Barcelona in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.The result means that Steph Catley, Caitlin Foord and Kyra Cooney-Cross become the second, third and fourth CommBank Matildas to lift the prestigious trophy.Elsewhere, Melbourne City fell agon Pagination 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Page 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Next page Next Last page Last My CommBank Matildas Story: Holly McNamara Holly McNamara Videos 01:25 1750945023 Holly McNamara: My debut goal was a moment of relief | Interview | Australia v Slovenia Game 1 01:33 1642582025 Holly McNamara talks about her whirlwind few months and her selection at her first AFC Asian Cup Holly McNamara News 1764885176 Matildas at Home Preview: Sydney Derby and F3 Derby await It's a huge weekend of derbies in the A-League Women, with the Central Coast Mariners hosting rivals Newcastle Jets on Saturday before the Sydney Derby finishes the round on Sunday.Read our preview of all the Matildas at Home in action below. Melbourne Victory v Canberra UnitedDa 1763678365 Matildas at Home: City clinch home AWCL quarter-final; ALW continues with Round 4 Melbourne City have clinched a home quarter-final in the Asian Women’s Champions League, after a perfect group stage where the reigning A-League Women’s Premiers did not concede a goal.Elsewhere, Round 4 of the A-League Women’s continues as the competition begins to take shape fo 1763327858 Matildas at Home Review: City score seven in AWCL; Adelaide, Sydney, Wanderers secure first wins Melbourne City continued their Asian Women’s Champions League campaign with a 7-0 victory over Philippines team Stallion Laguna on Sunday evening.Elsewhere, Adelaide United, Sydney FC and the Western Sydney Wanderers secured their first three points of the A-League Women’s season
