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Ji So-yun
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3 danger players to watch at 2018 Asian Cup

With the draw for next year's AFC Women's Asian Cup to be held on Saturday night, Alen Stajcic will soon know the challenges the Westfield Matildas will face in Jordan. Australia will be attempting to reclaim the trophy they won back in 2010, having narrowly lost to Japan in t

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4 key Westfield Matildas heading towards 2018 Asian Cup

The Westfield Matildas will be looking to go one better at next year’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup in Jordan after losing the final to Japan in 2014. And Alen Stajcic’s side will start favourites for the tournament after an incredible 2017 which has included an historic win at the T

Vietnam v Japan
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Westfield Matildas AFC Asian Cup draw: opponent dossier

The Westfield Matildas will start next year’s AFC Women’s Asian Cup in Jordan as one of the tournament favourites given their incredible form under coach Alen Stajcic. With stars like Sam Kerr, Steph Catley, Emily van Egmond and Katrina Gorry in phenomenal touch, Australia wil

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Asian Cup 2018 explainer: teams, venues, star players

The Westfield Matildas will learn their group stage opponents for the 2018 AFC Women's Asian Cup when the draw is held this Saturday night. Alen Stajcic's side will be heavily fancied to go all the way in Jordan after streamrolling through a record-breaking 2017. But which

Tameka Butt
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Westfield Matildas in action: Westfield W-League Round 6 wrap

Returning to club action after their back-to-back wins against China, several Westfield Matildas stars carried on their fine form in Round 6 of the Westfield W-League. Here’s how some of Australia’s best performed this week. SAM KERR Fresh from being named the AFC Women’

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Resolution to improve representation in FFA’s Congress narrowly fails

Members of Football Federation Australia’s Congress have not passed a resolution which would have increased representation for women, professional clubs and professional players. Seven of the 10 Members voted in favour of the resolution but with more than 75 percent approval r