the matildas

The Matildas have broken yet another record, as an astounding 6.54 million people in total have tuned in to watch their win over Denmark.

48 years later, the 1975 women’s football sides were the first to represent their countries internationally.

FIFA’s boss would rather stick to the positives. He’s happy about what’s ahead. Equal pay discussions? Not for now.

On Wednesday, the Matildas began their Olympics campaign with a 2-1 win over New Zealand’s Football Ferns.

Lydia Williams is the latest Australian to join the FA Women’s Super League, having signed a one-year deal with the famous London club Arsenal.

The 2023 Women’s World Cup will be the biggest football event ever held in Australia, and the impact of this cannot be underestimated.

The Matildas have qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games with a 2-1 win over Vietnam last night, played in front of an empty stadium. 

The Matildas will earn the same pay as the Socceroos as part of a landmark deal, according to a report from News Limited.

Lilian Reynolds has just turned 12 and has played soccer in Tasmania for six years. She can’t accept that women in elite sport are paid less than men.

Across sporting codes, female athletes are making us all proud not simply because of their talent (which is undeniable) but because of their spirit.

The fall out from FFA sacking Alen Stajcic as head coach of the Matildas, has been spectacularly ugly, revealing what women in sport still face.