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Another weekend of blockbuster games are in store for our Matildas Abroad; Arsenal tries to make it six wins in a row against West Ham while the season wraps up in Sweden.
Apple TV+ has announced that the M. Night Shyamalan horror drama Servant will return for its third season on Friday, January 21, 2022, with the first teaser trailer for the show also revealed! The 10-episode third season will debut new episodes weekly on the streaming platform, debuting every [...]
A handful of Aussies will face one another in this weekend's action, with the race to see which club will be crowned champions in Sweden heating up. A clash between first-placed Rosengård and second-placed Häcken heats up the race to see who will be crowned Damallsvenskan champions, while first-placed Arsenal welcome third-placed Aston Villa in the FA WSL.
By Catherine Paquette Jul 13 2021 11:09AM Jul 13 2021 11:09AM The Matildas spent their last week in Örebäcksvallen, Sweden before moving to Nara, Japan for the final Olympic preparations. They play the Nadeshiko on Wednesday, July 14. However, several Matildas and non-Olympic Australians saw play this past week. Icelandic Úrvalsdeild Women Only one Australia is currently plying her trade in Iceland, Emma Checker. Checker’s squad did not play in the last few days. They se...
Here's everything you need to know about our upcoming match. Background After a 396 day break from international football due the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent travel restrictions, the Westfield Matildas kicked off against Olympic champions and 2nd ranked nation Germany on the 11th April and the World Cup runners up The Netherlands four days later. Many lessons were learnt in both matches with Australia defeated 5-2 by Germany and 5-0 to the Netherlands. Gustavsson's intention was to play as hard of an opponent as possible, in preparation for the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. The restriction of...