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 1768473150 Matildas at Home Preview: Original Rivalry headlines Round 13 of the A-League Women The Original Rivalry headlines the Round 13 action in the A-League Women as Adelaide United and Melbourne Victory compete for the Pride Cup.Elsewhere, Wellington Phoenix and Perth Glory face huge tests away from home as they look to make pushes for the top six.Read our preview of 1768179202 Matildas at Home Review: City go top of table; Lincoln keeps clean sheet; Mariners triumph in F3 Derby Defending Premiers Melbourne City rose to the top of the table on Saturday after their 2-1 victory over the Wellington Phoenix.Elsewhere, Brisbane Roar defeated Melbourne Victory 1-0, while the Central Coast Mariners came from behind to overcome rivals Newcastle Jets.Read our rev 1767919715 Matildas at Home Preview: Massive six pointers abound in Round 12 of A-League Women It is a weekend full of massive six-pointers in the A-League Women as the second half of the competition begins.Holly McNamara remains equal top of the golden boot race while the Brisbane Roar will hope to battle on without injured CommBank Matildas Tameka Yallop and Grace Kuilam 1767569014 Matildas at Home Review: McNamara assists as City continue charge up table Holly McNamara continues to be at the centre of Melbourne City's rise up the table, assisting the lone goal in City's 1-0 victory over Sydney FC on the weekend.Elsewhere, Canberra United and Brisbane Roar secured draws while Perth Glory's home form continues to deliver the goods. 1767317345 Matildas at Home: Kuilamu, Freier score for Brisbane; first action of 2026 awaits The Central Coast Mariners were triumphant in their New Years Eve clash against the Brisbane Roar, but not before Grace Kuilamu and Sharn Freier added their names to the scoresheet.This weekend will see the first action of the new year in the A-League Women, with a full weekend o 1766971184 Matildas at Home: McNamara scores hat-trick; Berryhill back on scoresheet Holly McNamara scored her fourth competition hattrick for Melbourne City in a dramatic weekend of A-League Women’s action.Elsewhere, Chloe Berryhill scored her first goal for the Wanderers, while Melbourne Victory pulled off a dramatic stoppage time comeback.There are also two ga 1766655719 Matildas at Home: McNamara scores in Melbourne Derby win, festive fixtures continue Holly McNamara scored the winner as Melbourne City came from behind to defeat rivals Melbourne Victory in the Christmas Derby midweek.This weekend, Victory will attempt to hit back against defending champions Central Coast Mariners. 1765753676 Matildas at Home Review: Heyman and McNamara score as Canberra break City's unbeaten run; Logarzo Berryhill makes debut A penalty scored by Holly McNamara could not prevent Melbourne City from being defeated for the first time in 30 home and away games when a Michelle Heyman goal helped lift Canberra United to a 2-1 victory.Elsewhere, Isabel Gomez was on the scoresheet as the Central Coast Mariner 1765494889 Matildas at Home: Heyman helps Canberra to midweek victory to set up scintillating clash with City Michelle Heyman scored as Canberra United defeated Sydney FC 2-0 midweek, putting them in a fascinating position heading into the game with still undefeated Melbourne City.Elsewhere, a distance derby kicks the round off, while the Brisbane Roar travel to Newcastle to take on the 1765148545 Matildas at Home Review: Kuilamu scores in Brisbane win Round 6 of the A-League Women saw upsets and huge derbies as teams began to settle into one of the busiest parts of the season.Read our review of all the Matildas at Home action below.Melbourne Victory 1 - 3 Canberra UnitedCanberra caused a huge upset in Melbourne, coming from be 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 Pagination 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Page 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 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 1768473150 Matildas at Home Preview: Original Rivalry headlines Round 13 of the A-League Women The Original Rivalry headlines the Round 13 action in the A-League Women as Adelaide United and Melbourne Victory compete for the Pride Cup.Elsewhere, Wellington Phoenix and Perth Glory face huge tests away from home as they look to make pushes for the top six.Read our preview of 1768179202 Matildas at Home Review: City go top of table; Lincoln keeps clean sheet; Mariners triumph in F3 Derby Defending Premiers Melbourne City rose to the top of the table on Saturday after their 2-1 victory over the Wellington Phoenix.Elsewhere, Brisbane Roar defeated Melbourne Victory 1-0, while the Central Coast Mariners came from behind to overcome rivals Newcastle Jets.Read our rev 1767919715 Matildas at Home Preview: Massive six pointers abound in Round 12 of A-League Women It is a weekend full of massive six-pointers in the A-League Women as the second half of the competition begins.Holly McNamara remains equal top of the golden boot race while the Brisbane Roar will hope to battle on without injured CommBank Matildas Tameka Yallop and Grace Kuilam
