2025–26 A-League Women — regular season matches

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Wellington Phoenix leading Adelaide United 2-0 at the half.

 

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Daisy Brazendale coming on in the 55th minute for Wellington Phoenix, replacing Emma Pijnenburg.

 

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Macey Fraser and Mackenzie Anthony coming on in the 59th minute for Wellington Phoenix, replacing Pia Vlok and Lucia Leon respectively.

 

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Katie Bowler coming on in the 71st minute for Adelaide United, replacing Isabel Hodgson.

 

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Tiana Jaber coming on in the 77th minute for Wellington Phoenix, replacing Marisa van der Meer.

 

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Emily Condon and Maeve Nicholas coming on in the 83rd minute for Adelaide United, replacing Lara Gooch and Melissa Taranto respectively.

 

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Manaia Elliott yellow carded in the first minute of second half stoppage time for Wellington Phoenix for time wasting, becoming the first player to receive one this match.

 

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Wellington Phoenix ran out 2-0 winners over Adelaide United in their A-League Women matchday 22 game, their last match of the Dub home and away season, courtesy of goals to Marisa van der Meer and Brooke Nunn in the 30th and 34th minute respectively. The result sees them finish second on the ladder on 34 points with their tenth win of the season, securing a semi-final over two legs, whilst Adelaide United finish fourth on 30 points after suffering their eighth loss this year.

 

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Claudia Bunge scores in the 22nd minute to give Melbourne Victory a 1-0 lead in their A-League Women matchday 22 game. Alana Jancevski with the assist.

 

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Teresa Morrissey yellow carded in the 39th minute for Perth Glory for an argument, becoming the first player to receive one this match.

 

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Kennedy White yellow carded in the 39th minute for Melbourne Victory for a foul, becoming the first Melbourne Victory player and second player overall to receive one.

 

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Melbourne Victory leading Perth Glory 1-0 at the half.

 

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Bronte Trew and Ella Lincoln coming on in the 63rd minute for Perth Glory, replacing Rola Badawiya and Ella Abdul Massih respectively.

 

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Sofia Sakalis coming on in the 68th minute for Melbourne Victory, replacing Ella O'Grady.

 

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Alana Jancevski yellow carded in the 73rd minute for Melbourne Victory for a foul, becoming the second Melbourne Victory player to receive one this match.

 

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Olivia Wood and Charli Wainwright coming on in the 75th minute for Perth Glory, replacing Gabby Hollar and Clancy Westaway respectively.

 

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Onyinyechi Zogg forced off with injury in the 78th minute for Perth Glory and replaced by Mischa Anderson.

 

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Nicki Flannery finally making her return from injury for Melbourne Victory, coming on in the 81st minute for Rhianna Pollicina.

 

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Chelsea Blissett coming on in the 82nd minute for Melbourne Victory, replacing Alana Jancevski.

 

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Holly Furphy forced off with injury in the second minute of second half stoppage time for Melbourne Victory and replaced by Grace Maher.