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5 years ago

Stott marks post-cancer return with win

Inspirational Melbourne City player Rebekah Stott has returned to professional soccer in brilliant fashion after battling Hodgkin's lymphoma.

5 years ago

Melbourne City beat Canberra in ALW opener

A late second-half effort from Melbourne City forward Holly McNamara earned her side three points against Canberra United in their A-League Women clash.

5 years ago

McNamara stunner seals the points for City

A Holly McNamara stunner netted Melbourne City a 1-0 victory in their A-League Women season-opener on Friday night. Cutting in from the left wing on the 80-minute mark, the City forward curled the ball around Canberra United goalkeeper Keeley Richards...

5 years ago

Wellington draw in ALW debut vs Wanderers

Wellington have shown plenty of spirit to grind out a 0-0 draw against Western Sydney in Wollongong.

5 years ago

Phoenix take point from Liberty A-League debut

Wellington began life as an A-League Women’s side in encouraging fashion as their young outfit battled to a 0-0 draw with the Western Sydney Wanderers in their season opener. After kick-off was delayed by 15 minutes due to thunderstorms surrounding...

5 years ago

Your A-Leagues game-by-game weekend preview

The Liberty A-League campaign kicks off on Friday night, joining the Isuzu UTE A-League in creating a weekend of non-stop football coming to your screens via Channel 10 and Paramount+.

5 years ago

Wooden spoon pain drives Perth Glory women

Perth Glory will be aiming to be the fairytale story of the upcoming A-League Women season after experiencing the pain of the wooden spoon earlier this year.

5 years ago

Liberty A-League season preview: Western Sydney Wanderers

Will the Wanderers return to the postseason under new head coach Catherine Cannuli? Or is another season of mid-table obscurity on the cards for the red and black?

5 years ago

The images you don’t see: Our inspirational stories

Photography is about so much more than what happened on the field. It’s an opportunity to showcase the players as people, not just as athletes. And in our Liberty A-League, we have stories to excite and inspire, writes RACHEL BACH.