2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Western Sydney Wanderers came from behind to defeat Sydney FC 3-2 in the return leg of the Sydney derby and are now level with them on 12 points, but they still remain bottom of the ladder due to inferior for and against.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

I'm calling it. We're getting the spoon.

I will not be attending any more matches this season until we win. Send the club a message.

 

[libelous]

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.

Appreciate your ‘blow by blow’ posting and, it would seem, Melbourne City aren’t invincible especially as Holly MacNamara was kept scoreless.
I’m not liking the match scheduling as it’s difficult to see what’s needed to achieve finals placing.
I’m sure the coaches aren’t too happy either.

 

[libelous]

I'm calling it. We're getting the spoon.

I will not be attending any more matches this season until we win. Send the club a message.

Oh come on, should be ‘Sydney till I die’ or some such thing.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

Oh come on, should be ‘Sydney till I die’ or some such thing.

Sydney till they kill me more like it lol. I just posted a rant on Reddit.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

Both goals:





Need some upvotes so I can get attention.

 

[melbcityguy]

So fucking sad that we keep losing clubs.

Imagine if Canberra win it all though. They're fifth (so in the finals as of now) but technically equal second because second through to fifth are all on 18 points and separated by goal difference. They beat City too so they're capable of beating anyone.

I'm going for Canberra if they win it'll hopefully bring more positive attention on them

 

[HonestSpursFan]

I'm going for Canberra if they win it'll hopefully bring more positive attention on them

Aren't you a Melbourne Shitty fan?

 

[melbcityguy]

Aren't you a Melbourne Shitty fan?

Ahh yes sir I'm a Melbourne city fan but like I said I'd love Canberra to win the title to avoid them folding

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Canberra United and 10-player Melbourne Victory scoreless at the half in their game, with Claudia Bunge sent off in the 32nd minute for the visitors for a professional foul. She becomes the first player to be given a straight red card this season and second player overall to receive a red card after Tegan Bertolissio.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Kennedy White scores in the 49th minute to give Melbourne Victory a 1-0 lead in the second half of their game against Canberra United. Kayla Morrison with the assist.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Sasha Grove scores the equaliser for Canberra United in the 62nd minute. Scores are now level at 1-1 between Canberra United and Melbourne Victory.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Mary Stanic-Floody subbed on in the 64th minute for Canberra United, replacing Nanako Sasaki and subsequently scoring to give the home side a 2-1 lead. Michelle Heyman with the assist.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Rhianna Pollicina making her return from a wrist fracture for Melbourne Victory, coming on in the 65th minute for Sienna Saveska.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Tegan Bertolissio scores in the 75th minute to extend Canberra United's lead to 3-1, with Emma Robers getting the assist.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Canberra United came from behind to defeat 10-player Melbourne Victory 3-1 in the penultimate game of A-League Women matchday 15 courtesy of goals to Sasha Grove, Mary Stanic-Floody and Tegan Bertolissio in the 62nd, 64th and 75th minute respectively. The result sees them move to second on the ladder on 21 points, two behind Melbourne City, whilst Melbourne Victory are seventh, level on points with Perth Glory but with better for and against.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Wellington Phoenix leading Newcastle Jets 4-0 in the first half of their game after Pia Vlok scored a brace in the 10th and 15th minute, with Emma Pijnenburg and Ellie Walker also scoring in the 20th and 24th minute respectively. Grace Jale, Makala Woods and Lucia Leon with the assists.

 

[HonestSpursFan]

Wellington Phoenix leading Newcastle Jets 4-0 in the first half of their game after Pia Vlok scored a brace in the 10th and 15th minute, with Emma Pijnenburg and Ellie Walker also scoring in the 20th and 24th minute respectively. Grace Jale, Makala Woods and Lucia Leon with the assists.

Phoenix are a very attacking team and enjoyable to watch I must say. As a Nix fan yourself I’m sure you’re enjoying the season so far!

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Charlotte Lancaster and Alexis Collins subbed on at the half for Newcastle Jets, replacing Claire Adams and Libby Copus-Brown respectively.

 

[rebelliousfeminist974]

Phoenix are a very attacking team and enjoyable to watch I must say. As a Nix fan yourself I’m sure you’re enjoying the season so far!

Wellington Phoenix women definitely doing better than the men's side this season and I think bringing in Bev Priestman as head coach along with the new signings has helped since they now have the best for and against in the entire comp despite injuries to key players.