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Kyah Simon celebrates her audacious goal in the first half
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'We go with the ambition to win it': Stajcic declares Tournament of Nations priority

Westfield Matildas coach Alen Stajcic has declared his excitement at the opportunity that lies ahead for his squad as they head into the 2018 Tournament of Nations. Fresh off the confirmation of his 20-player squad, which includes the return of attacker Caitlin Foord, Stajcic

Hayley Raso
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Raso, Carpenter win battle of the Westfield Matildas in NWSL

Hayley Raso and Ellie Carpenter have got the better of a couple of Westfield Matildas teammates in a thrilling National Women’s Soccer League clash on Monday (AEST). Raso and Carpenter – both playing for Portland Thorns – emerged 3-1 winners over Kyah Simon and Clare Polkingho

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Westfield Matildas Abroad: Aussies steal the show in the NWSL

Westfield Matildas' star Sam Kerr has continued her sensational run of form following a clutch late winner in the National Women's Soccer League this morning. Kerr scored in the 87th minute to hand Chicago Red Stars a priceless 1-0 win over Seattle Reign at Toyota Park's top o

Alex Chidiac
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From Adelaide to Atlético: Alex Chidiac on her love for the game, a dream transfer, and the Spanish language

It’s been a whirlwind 24 hours for Alex Chidiac. The 19-year-old started in the Westfield Young Matildas AFF Women’s Championship final defeat to Thailand on Friday night. Then, on Saturday morning came confirmation of the midfielder’s move to Spanish giants Atlético Madrid

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Chidiac secures dream move to Spanish giants

Westfield Matildas midfielder Alex Chidiac has secured a dream move to Spanish giants Atlético Madrid. The move comes in the midst of a bumper off-season which has seen Chidiac play in all but one of the Westfield Young Matildas’ matches at the AFF Women’s Championship. The

Young Matildas
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AFF Women's Championship: Final heartbreak for Westfield Young Matildas

It was heartbreak for the Westfield Young Matildas on Friday night as they let a two-goal lead slip in the AFF Women’s Championship final. Three second-half goals from Thailand secured their 3-2 come-from-behind win as Australia was left to ponder what could have been after a