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2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

Wellington Phoenix ran out 1-0 winners over Perth Glory at home in the Distance Derby to get A-League Women matchday 16 underway, with Makala Woods' goal in the fourth minute of first half stoppage time the only goal of the game. The result sees them move to the top of the table for the first time in their history on 24 points, one point clear of Melbourne City, with their seventh win of the season and fourth win in a row, still with the best for and against in the entire comp, whilst Perth Glory are eighth, level on points with Melbourne Victory but with inferior for and against.
 
Alana Jancevski and Holly Furphy subbed on in the 63rd minute for Melbourne Victory, replacing Chelsea Blissett and Ella O'Grady respectively.
 
Claudia Cicco scores an own goal in the 64th minute to put Melbourne Victory 1-0 up in the second half of their A-League Women matchday 16 game.
 
Kelli Brown converts a penalty in the 74th minute for Newcastle Jets to level the score at 1-1 with Melbourne Victory after Claudia Bunge conceded the penalty for a foul on Josie Allan inside the penalty area.
 
Haley Johnson and Libby Copus-Brown subbed on in the 85th minute for Newcastle Jets, replacing Sophie Hoban and Melina Ayres respectively.
 
Melbourne Victory defeated Newcastle Jets 2-1 in their A-League Women matchday 16 game in Shepparton courtesy of a Claudia Cicco own goal in the 64th minute and a goal from Holly Furphy in the 82nd minute. The result sees Melbourne Victory move to fifth on the ladder, level on 20 points with Adelaide United but with better for and against, whilst Newcastle Jets remain ninth on 16 points, having lost their third straight game and eighth game this season.
 
Sydney FC and Canberra United level at 1-1 in the first half of their A-League Women matchday 16 game after Bethany Gordon opened the scoring for the visitors in the 13th minute, and Madison Ayson scored the equaliser in the 38th minute, with Mackenzie Hawkesby getting the assist.
 
Holly McNamara scores the equaliser for Melbourne City in the 41st minute of their A-League Women matchday 16 game against Brisbane Roar to level the score at 2-2. Bryleeh Henry with the assist.
 
Melbourne City and Brisbane Roar locked at 2-2 at the half after Kijah Stephenson scored a brace of goals in the 8th and 13th minute for the visitors, with Aimee Medwin getting the assist on the first goal of the game, which was cancelled out by goals to Rebekah Stott in the 36th minute and Holly McNamara in the 41st minute.
 
Bryleeh Henry scores in the 48th minute to take a 3-2 lead for Melbourne City in the second half of their game against Brisbane Roar. Holly McNamara with the assist.
 
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