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2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

libelous said:
Nice to see Rasmussen pushing McNamara for the golden boot, she must be taking note of adding penalties to her total as does McNamara.
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I'd say the race for the Golden Boot this season is going to be close and I won't be surprised if Holly Mac ends up sharing with Annalise Rasmussen, or if one goal ends up being the difference between them, but definitely they'll surpass Michelle Heyman's total of 17 goals from season 2023-24 given that Melbourne City and Central Coast Mariners have only played 11 and 14 matches respectively.
 
Adelaide United taking an early 1-0 lead against Melbourne City in the first half of their game after Fiona Worts scores in the 9th minute, with Erin Healy getting the assist.
 
Riley Tanner scoring in the 7th minute to put Sydney FC 1-0 up in the first half of the Sydney derby, with Jodi Ulkekul getting the assist.
 
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Ella Tonkin scores in the 49th minute to extend Adelaide United's lead to 2-0 against Melbourne City in the second half of their game. Emily Condon with the assist.
 
Amy Chessari scores the equaliser for Western Sydney Wanderers in the third minute of first half stoppage time, with Ena Harada getting the assist. Scores now level in the Sydney derby at 1-1 at the half.
 
Bryleeh Henry subbed on in the 62nd minute for Melbourne City, along with Alexia Apostolakis, replacing Chinaza Uchendu and Shelby McMahon respectively.
 
Leticia McKenna scores in the 65th minute for Melbourne City to close the gap to 2-1 against Adelaide United in the second half of their game.
 
Chelsie Dawber subbed on in the 71st minute for Adelaide United, with Adriana Taranto coming on in the 72nd minute, replacing Emily Condon and Isabel Hodgson respectively.
 
Leticia McKenna forced off injured in the 86th minute for Melbourne City and subsequently replaced by Ellie Wilson. Adelaide United still leading 2-1 near the end of regulation time.
 
Caitlin Karic making her return from injury for Melbourne City, coming on in the second minute of second half stoppage time for Deven Jackson.
 
Kirsty Fenton forced off with injury in the 67th minute for Sydney FC and subsequently replaced by Rubi Sullivan. Still 2-1 in favour of Western Sydney Wanderers in the second half of their game.
 
Adelaide United defeat Melbourne City 2-1 in their game and inflict the visitors' third loss of the season courtesy of goals to Fiona Worts and Ella Tonkin in the 9th and 49th minute respectively. Melbourne City remain top of the table, but their lead has been cut to just three points, whilst Adelaide United move to second on the ladder with 20 points.
 
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