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2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

Western Sydney Wanderers captain Amy Harrison yellow carded in the third minute of second half stoppage time, becoming the second player to receive a yellow card this match.
 
Western Sydney Wanderers drew 1-1 with Newcastle Jets to get A-League Women matchday 17 underway, with Melina Ayres scoring in the 78th minute to cancel Talia Younis' goal inside the first minute of the match. The result sees Newcastle Jets move to eighth on the ladder, level on 17 points with Perth Glory but with better for and against, whilst Western Sydney Wanderers remain second from bottom but extend the gap with bottom-placed Sydney FC to four points following their fourth draw of the season.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Mackenzie Hawkesby scores in the 47th minute to put Sydney FC 1-0 up against Brisbane Roar. Claire Corbett with the assist.
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rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Willa Pearson scores in the 59th minute to extend Sydney FC's lead to 2-0. Abbey Lemon with the assist.
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rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Riley Tanner scores in the 68th minute for Sydney FC to extend their lead further to 3-0. Mackenzie Hawkesby with the assist.
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3–0 UP LET'S FUCKING GO!!!! I've been so glued to the screen I've barely checked my phone lol!
 
So proud of Willa though, if anyone deserves a goal it’s her. She’s been excellent all season and could get POTY for us, and I now even more strongly believe she’ll captain the Matildas one day and win an Asian Cup as captain. She’s the next Ellie Carpenter, I can sense it.
 
Three players yellow carded so far, all for fouls with Riley Tanner and Bianca Galic receiving yellow cards in the 49th and 65th minute respectively for Sydney FC, and Marianna Seidl receiving a yellow card in the 66th minute for Brisbane Roar, along with their head coach Alex Smith for an argument.
 
Skye Halmarick coming on in the 86th minute for Sydney FC, replacing Rubi Sullivan. Sydney FC still leading Brisbane Roar 3-0 near the end of regulation time.
 
Sydney FC defeated Brisbane Roar 4-0 in their A-League Women matchday 17 game to get their third win of the season and first win since November. The result sees them remain bottom of the ladder on 15 points, but they close the gap with Western Sydney Wanderers to just the one point going into their bye week, whilst Brisbane Roar are fifth on 22 points, suffering their fifth loss of the season.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
Sydney FC defeated Brisbane Roar 4-0 in their A-League Women matchday 17 game to get their third win of the season and first win since November. The result sees them remain bottom of the ladder on 15 points, but they close the gap with Western Sydney Wanderers to just the one point going into their bye week, whilst Brisbane Roar are fifth on 22 points, suffering their fifth loss of the season.
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THE FAMOUS SYDNEY FC
FROM THE HARBOUR CITY
THE GIRLS IN BLUE FROM MOORE PARK ROAD
WE ARE SYDNEY!!!
 
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