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2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

Melbourne City defeated Central Coast Mariners 3-1 and Melbourne Victory drew 1-1 with Wellington Phoenix in the opening set of A-League Women matchday 18 fixtures. The results see Melbourne City remain top of the table on 30 points with their ninth win of the season, five clear of second-placed Wellington Phoenix who move to 25 points. Melbourne Victory move to fifth on the ladder on 22 points, level with Central Coast Mariners and Brisbane Roar, but with better for and against.
 
Chelsea Blissett adjudged best on ground on Sofascore for Melbourne Victory's 1-1 draw with Wellington Phoenix, posting a rating of 8.5. She's one of only two players with a rating of at least 8, the other being Kayla Morrison who posted a rating of 8 at full time.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Canberra United should be getting the job done against Western Sydney Wanderers this week but Sydney FC won't be able to move from the bottom of the ladder until the league comes back from its Women's Asian Cup break as they have the bye.
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Yeah I just wanna make sure we don’t get the spoon ahaha.
 
Josie Aulicino scores in the 11th minute for Canberra United to put them 1-0 up in their A-League Women matchday 18 game against Western Sydney Wanderers. Liz Anton with the assist.
 
Yuan Cong yellow carded in the 22nd minute for Western Sydney Wanderers for an argument, becoming the first player to receive a yellow card in their match against Canberra United.
 
Nanako Sasaki yellow carded in the 34th minute for handball, becoming the first Canberra United player and second player overall to receive one.
 
India Breier yellow carded in the 31st minute for Newcastle Jets for a foul, becoming the first player to receive a yellow card in their match against Perth Glory.
 
Miriam Zumaya, Ava Collins and Alvina Khoshaba coming on at the half for Western Sydney Wanderers, replacing Allyssa Ng-Saad, Yuan Cong and Ella Buchanan respectively.
 
Gabby Hollar scores the equaliser for Perth Glory in the 45th minute to level the score at 1-1 in their A-League Women matchday 18 game against Newcastle Jets.
 
Sasha Grove and Emma Hawkins subbed on in the 72nd minute for Canberra United, replacing Sofia Christopherson and Bethany Gordon respectively.
 
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