Round One features derby fixtures, including Central Coast v Newcastle Jets on Saturday, October 14 in the former’s first A-League Women fixture of the club’s new era at Industree Group Stadium.
Epakis has laid strong foundations at the club since his arrival ahead of the 2020-21 season, taking Glory from cellar dwellers to the cusp of finals in 2021-22 and a sixth-place finish in the most recent campaign.
Lowe joins Victory after an impressive season in Sky Blue, winning the Premiership/Championship while at times being utilised as a striker by her former side.
Wellington's new head coach Paul Temple has quickly sought to take advantage of Football Australia's relaxing of restrictions on overseas signings ahead of the 2023-24 season.
Morrison has spent the past three seasons at Melbourne Victory and has committed to two more under head coach Jeff Hopkins as Victory look to build on a preliminary final finish in the last campaign.
The Matildas trio issued an enormous rally cry to increase funding in women's football and also support the Liberty A-League, in order to build off the success of the Women's World Cup.
Farrow was capped at U19 and U23 level for England as a promising young prospect; at club level, she won the FA Women's Super League and FA Cup double with Chelsea in 2015, and the FA Women's Championship with Leicester six years later.
With the Liberty Pass enabling kids under-16 able to attend games for free, and every game streamed live and free on 10Play in the longest campaign in the competition's history, the A-League Women is set to break new ground in 2023-24. Here's how you can get on board.