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2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Leia Varley has secured a move to the Frauen-Bundesliga, moving from Brisbane Roar to 1. FC Nurnberg with immediate effect for a significant undisclosed fee. She becomes the second A-League Women player to secure an overseas move on transfer deadline day after Annalise Rasmussen was transferred to Juventus on Italian deadline day.
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Three Aussies moving in one day, wow! She's pretty good so that's a solid signing!
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Charlotte Lancaster and Pia Vlok have been named in the New Zealand squad for OFC World Cup qualifiers in the February-March international window, with both making their debuts as part of the Football Ferns squad following remarkable form in A-League Women for Newcastle Jets and Wellington Phoenix respectively.
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Nice!!! Well deserved! Should probably post this in the A-League internationals thread though.
 
Aideen Keane scores an own goal in the 35th minute for Melbourne City, giving Western Sydney Wanderers a 1-0 lead in the first half of their A-League Women matchday 5 catch-up game.
 
Western Sydney Wanderers leading Melbourne City 1-0 at the half, with Aideen Keane's 35th minute own goal the only goal of the game so far.
 
Holly McNamara and Leticia McKenna subbed on at the half for Melbourne City, replacing Aideen Keane and Shelby McMahon respectively.
 
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Ellie Wilson forced off in the eighth minute of second half stoppage time for Melbourne City with injury and replaced by Kaya Jugovic.
 
Western Sydney Wanderers defeated Melbourne City 1-0 in their A-League Women matchday 5 catch-up game after Aideen Keane scored an own goal in the 35th minute, inflicting the hosts' fourth loss of the season and second straight loss. The result sees Western Sydney Wanderers move off the bottom of the ladder on 15 points, whilst Melbourne City remain top of the table despite the loss.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Western Sydney Wanderers defeated Melbourne City 1-0 in their A-League Women matchday 5 catch-up game after Aideen Keane scored an own goal in the 35th minute, inflicting the hosts' fourth loss of the season and second straight loss. The result sees Western Sydney Wanderers move off the bottom of the ladder on 15 points, whilst Melbourne City remain top of the table despite the loss.
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Wow! Okay we better FLOG Brissie then.
 
Daisy Brown scores in the 9th minute to put Brisbane Roar 1-0 up against Sydney FC in their A-League Women matchday 9 catch-up game. Bente Jansen with the assist.
 
Momo Hayashi scores in the third minute of first half stoppage time to retake the lead for Brisbane Roar and make the score 2-1 going into the half. Marianna Seidl with the assist.
 
Jodi Ulkekul and Caley Tallon-Henniker subbed on at the half for Sydney FC, replacing Amber Luchtmeijer and Madison Ayson respectively.
 
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