2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

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Michelle Heyman scores in the 75th minute to extend Canberra United's lead further to 3-0.

 

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Kiara De Domizio and Sienna Dale coming on in the 80th minute for Canberra United, replacing Liz Anton and Michelle Heyman respectively.

 

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Josie Allan coming on in the 59th minute for Newcastle Jets, replacing Charlotte Lancaster.

 

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Clancy Westaway coming on in the 60th minute for Perth Glory, replacing Charli Wainwright.

 

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Melina Ayres scores in the 62nd minute to regain the lead for Newcastle Jets and make the score 2-1. Lauren Allan with the assist.

 

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Clancy Westaway scores another equaliser in the 68th minute for Perth Glory to level the score at 2-2. Ella Lincoln with the assist.

 

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Kelli Brown coming on in the 70th minute for Newcastle Jets, replacing Lauren Allan.

 

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Canberra United defeated Western Sydney Wanderers 3-0 in their A-League Women matchday 18 game courtesy of a brace of goals to Josie Aulicino in the 11th and 66th minute, with Michelle Heyman also scoring in the 75th minute. The result sees Canberra United move to second on the ladder on 27 points, three behind leaders Melbourne City, whilst Western Sydney Wanderers remain second from bottom on 16 points.

 

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Bronte Trew and Georgia Cassidy coming on in the 72nd minute for Perth Glory, replacing Gabby Hollar and Nat Tathem respectively.

 

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Clancy Westaway yellow carded in the 77th minute for a foul, becoming the first Perth Glory player and second player overall to receive a yellow card this match.

 

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Tanika Lala subbed on in the 84th minute for Perth Glory, replacing Rola Badawiya.

 

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Tijan McKenna scores in the 85th minute for Perth Glory to take a 3-2 lead near the end of regulation time.

 

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Alexis Collins coming on in the 89th minute for Newcastle Jets, replacing Libby Copus-Brown.

 

[WhatAmIWatching]

Do you ever sleep?

 

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Do you ever sleep?

Me personally I stayed up way later than usual and I don’t know why.

 

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Perth Glory came from behind to defeat Newcastle Jets 3-2 in the penultimate game of A-League Women matchday 18, courtesy of goals to Gabby Hollar, Clancy Westaway and Tijan McKenna in the 45th, 68th and 85th minute respectively. The result sees Perth Glory move inside the top six to fifth on the ladder, level on 23 points with Adelaide United but with inferior for and against, whilst Newcastle Jets are ninth on 17 points.

 

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Emily Hodgson scores in the 11th minute to give Adelaide United a 1-0 lead in their A-League Women matchday 18 game against Brisbane Roar. Erin Healy with the assist.

 

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Josie Studer yellow carded in the 33rd minute for Brisbane Roar for a foul, becoming the first player this match to receive a yellow card.

 

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Daisy Brown forced off with injury in the 56th minute for Brisbane Roar and replaced by Kijah Stephenson.

 

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Dylan Holmes coming on in the 59th minute for Adelaide United, replacing Sarah Morgan.