Category: W-League

Melbourne City are unbeatable. There, I’ve said it. I’ll eat my hat if Sydney FC beat them in the grand final, and you’ll all laugh at me, and everyone can preach about the unpredictability of football, especially in front of what seems like inevitably empty stands. Maybe this would be true if City were any… Continue reading Melbourne City isolate themselves at the top

It’s the Dub semi-finals time and the Victory were hosting Sydney FC at Epping Stadium, looking to repeat their 3-1 win against the Sky Blues from the last game of the regular season and book their third Grand Final spot. The visitors however, are no strangers to playing finals football having played six grand finals… Continue reading Sydney FC off to the Big Dance after triumph in the Big Blue

Unfortunately for Brisbane this was a dead rubber game as both results the day before meant that regardless of the result today, the finals were out of reach. Brisbane needed Perth to continue their last-minute claw up the table / mess it up for everyone else and for Sydney to continue their winning streak and… Continue reading Melbourne City turned up for Watt

I am going to start off with quoting Ann Odong’s tweet, with some information on the Western Sydney Wanderers Womens team and our stats for Finals football. 8 seasons 96 games 2627 days 8640+ match minutes And after all this hard work, up’s and downs, last minute goals ‘won’, last minute goals ‘conceded’, injuries, close… Continue reading Wanderers make history with a Staab in Glory’s heart

The opening clash of Saturday’s double header at Marvel (seriously so many name changes and in my opinion it still sucks to watch football there) had the Vuck host Sydney FC in the Big Blue. The Vuck needed to win if they wanted to secure a home final and what would be better than doing… Continue reading Navy blue with a Vucking good performance in the Big Blue

WE DID IT HONEYS!!! Well, I sat on my ass eating Monte biscuits while the girls worked their asses off on the pitch. YOU DID IT HONEYS!!! Thankfully in this instance, being victorious in the battle for the Wooden Spoon means they in fact lost it. I hope you’re following at home.  Adelaide United spent… Continue reading Adelaide victorious in the battle for the Wooden Spoon

A team that has players with exceptional talent across the entire starting 11, from rookies to respected legends, Brisbane Roar has been a force to be reckoned with, all W-League season, long. That was proven again, as the Roar face Canberra United, and just like last time these two met, they ran circles around a… Continue reading Canberra forced to Pickett out of the net

Victory only went and scored SEVEN goals to bounce back in a big way from their derby loss as both Casey Dumont and Amy Jackson celebrated 100 DUB games each.  So yeah, Melbourne Victory strolled out onto the pitch, scored seven goals, dominated the game and moved up to third on the table. To say… Continue reading Melbourne Victory make it a Longo night on the park for the Jets

As the regular W-league season comes to a close, Sydney FC make their way to my good ol’ second home, the South Coast of Wollongong, where they take on Perth Glory for one last time.  WIN Stadium has seen much footballing history, over the last few decades. From the legendary NSL days, the current home… Continue reading Perth Glory’s form arrives later than Sydney’s goal