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Angela Iannotta: From Albury into the Australian football history books

On this day in 1995, Angela Iannotta wrote her name into the history books with Australia's first goal at a senior FIFA finals tournament. In the afternoon shadows of Valenciennes’ Stade du Hainaut, an elfin figure looked on with a pensive expression. Below her, as the fi

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Five memorable Lisa De Vanna moments

On this day five years ago, Westfield Matildas’ striker Lisa De Vanna joined the pantheon of Australian women’s football greats with her 100th appearance for the national team.

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Karen Menzies: "I cried the first time I went on the field and I had that Australian shirt on"

For Karen Menzies it wasn’t about being first; although she was the first Indigenous woman to represent Australia in an “A” international. It wasn’t about being a pioneer; although at cap no.

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The moment that still makes Jenna McCormick feel "lucky"

If six years ago you had told Westfield Matildas’ defender Jenna McCormick that she would represent her country, she wouldn’t have believed you. All it took was a photo. As the 25-year-old took a deep breath on the Westfield Matildas Zoom Sessions, the memories of her i

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WIN a chance to spend a Zoom evening with Westfield Matildas’ star Kyah Simon!

Westfield Matildas fans have an opportunity to join Kyah Simon for an exclusive Zoom chat on Monday, 8 June. This is a rare chance to have an opportunity to ask Kyah a question you may have always wanted to know the answer. What does it take to get to the highest level?

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Jada Whyman connecting with Indigenous culture through #ShareAYarn2020

Future Matildas and Western Sydney Wanderers Westfield W-League goalkeeper Jada Whyman is taking part in the 2020 edition of the Australian Institute of Sport’s ‘Share a Yarn’ program, enabling her to connect with the Indigenous community and learn more about differing cultures,