Liberty A-League 2022-23: Western United guide

With the new A-League Women season upon us, here’s your guide to Western United.

From new signings, memberships, matchday tickets and fixtures. KEEPUP has you covered.

Head coach: Mark Torcaso

Stadium: City Vista Recreation Reserve

2021-22 position: N/A

Western United are the new girls on the block as they feature in their first A-League Women season.

Prospects: Entering the season as the great unknown, Western United have some advantages to capitalise on. Firstly, their squad was assembled early and internationals were secured and in Australia for much of pre-season. Secondly, continuity from NPL Victoria with 11 of the squad hailing from league and cup champions Calder United. As a start-up club the benchmarks for Western United are as much about off the pitch as on it, particularly with regards to club culture and hospitality for interstate and overseas players. The signs are already promising having attracted Matilda Chloe Logarzo and World Cup winner Jess McDonald to put the club on the map and kick-start building a reputation. 
Teo Pellizzeri, Liberty A-League Commentator

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Liberty A-League pass

New signings: Adriana Taranto, Alana Cerne, Aleksandra Sinclair, Alyssa Dall’Oste, Chloe Logarzo, Emma Robers, Francesca Iermano, Hannah Keane, Harriet Withers, Hillary Beall, Jaclyn Sawicki, Julia Sardo, Kahli Johnson, Melissa Taranto, Natasha Dakic, Raquel Deralas, Silver Bell Morris, Stacey Papadopoulos, Sydney Cummings, Tyla-Jay Vlajnic, Jessica McDonald

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