2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

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Willa Pearson breaking Sam Kerr's record by 37 days to become the youngest ever goalscorer in A-League Women, in addition to Skye Halmarick scoring her first goal in A-League Women on her birthday.

 

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Next Ellie Carpenter mark my words!!!

 

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All FOUR Sydney goals last night!

 

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The equaliser from Melina Ayres in Newcastle Jets' 1-1 A-League Women matchday 17 draw with Western Sydney Wanderers which ensures she joins Rhianna Pollicina as the only other player to have scored against every side in the entire comp.

 

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The equaliser from Melina Ayres in Newcastle Jets' 1-1 A-League Women matchday 17 draw with Western Sydney Wanderers which ensures she joins Rhianna Pollicina as the only other player to have scored against every side in the entire comp.

Every side ever or currently?

 

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Every side ever or currently?

Melina Ayres has scored against every A-League Women side ever at least once, including Western United, throughout the entirety of her career playing for Newcastle Jets and previously for Melbourne Victory.

 

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Perth Glory and Canberra United scoreless at the half in their A-League Women matchday 17 game.

 

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Sarah O'Donoghue subbed on at the half for Perth Glory, replacing Ella Lincoln.

 

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Nat Tathem subbed on in the 52nd minute for Perth Glory, replacing Julia Sardo.

 

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Sofia Christopherson coming on in the 61st minute for Canberra United, replacing Sasha Grove.

 

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Rola Badawiya yellow carded in the 70th minute for a foul, becoming the first player to receive a yellow card this match.

 

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Bronte Trew coming on in the 70th minute for Perth Glory, replacing Rola Badawiya.

 

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Sienna Dale coming on in the 74th minute for Canberra United, replacing Nanako Sasaki.

 

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Emma Robers subbed on in the 74th minute for Canberra United, replacing Emma Hawkins.

 

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Sarah O'Donoghue yellow carded in the 75th minute for time wasting, becoming the second Perth Glory player and second player overall to receive a yellow card this match.

 

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Georgia Cassidy coming on in the 77th minute for Perth Glory, replacing Charli Wainwright.

 

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Hayley Taylor-Young scores an own goal in the 80th minute to give Perth Glory a 1-0 lead in the second half of their game against Canberra United.

 

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Darcey Malone and Mary Stanic-Floody coming on in the 83rd minute for Canberra United, replacing Jazmin Wardlow and Josie Aulicino respectively.

 

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Mischa Anderson coming on in the first minute of second half stoppage time for Perth Glory, replacing Susan Phonsongkham.

 

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Perth Glory ran out 1-0 winners over Canberra United in their A-League Women matchday 17 game, with Hayley Taylor-Young's own goal in the 80th minute the only goal of the game. The result sees Perth Glory move to seventh on the ladder, level on 20 points with Melbourne Victory but with inferior for and against keeping them outside the top six, whilst Canberra United are third on 24 points.