Melbourne City Women's FC News

Melbourne City stars Lydia Williams and Tim Cahill featured at the Dolan Warren awards night in Sydney, picking up the W-League Goalkeeper of the Year and A-League Goal of the Year.
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The Matildas fall agonisingly short of Bronze at the Algarve Cup, while a certain Welsh midfielder nears an incredible international milestone. Find out how our Championship winning W-League stars fared overnight in the latest International City.
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Melbourne City captain Steph Catley has been shortlisted for the FIFPro 2016 Women’s World XI after leading her side to a historic second consecutive Westfield W-League Championship.
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  The 2016-17 season for Melbourne City’s W-League team was a challenging one. Joe Montemurro had been promoted from manager of the women’s team to an assistant manager with Michael Valkanis’s men’s team due to the departure of John van’t Schip. That left the keys of leadership to a player on loan from the NWSL’s […]
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Melbourne City's history making captain coach Jess Fishlock could yet return to try to lead the team to a triple W-League title next season although no new deal has yet been confirmed.
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We are Westfield W-League Champions! Relive another history making night at nib Stadium as we became the first team to win back-to-back titles.
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In securing their second title in as many years, City displayed the kind of clinical edge that is in keeping with their club’s superior investment and professionalism
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Melbourne City has became the first club to win consecutive W-League titles after beating Perth Glory 2-0 in the grand final at nib Stadium. Player-coach Jess Fishlock opened the scoring in first-half stoppage time, before striker Beverly Yanez sealed the win in the 72nd minute courtesy of a goalkeeping error from Gabrielle Dal Busco. It […]
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Posted Feb 12, 2017 22:09:52 Photo: Melbourne City had a harder time of it this deteriorate though still finished adult as champions. (AAP: Tony McDonough) Melbourne City has became a initial bar to win uninterrupted W-League titles after violence Perth Glory 2-0 in a grand final during Perth Oval. Player-coach Jess Fishlock non-stop a scoring […]
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Melbourne City claimed their second consecutive W-League championship with a 2-0 win over Perth Glory at nib Stadium. In front of a W-League grand final record crowd of 4,591 both sides had early chances to take the lead – with Beverly Goebel missing a golden opportunity, while Sam Kerr was unable to capitalise on a […]
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Melbourne City has became the first club to win consecutive W-League titles after beating Perth Glory 2-0 in the grand final at nib Stadium. Player-coach Jess Fishlock opened the scoring … Continued
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Melbourne City has became the first club to win consecutive W-League titles after beating Perth Glory 2-0 in the grand final at nib Stadium.
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Melbourne City claimed their second straight W-League title with a 2-0 win over Perth Glory on Sunday night. From the outset of the match the Glory were able to generate momentum in their attacking third, yet while the chances came fast for the hosts, it was Melbourne who would take the lead on the cusp […]
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Melbourne City have won the the 2016-2017 W-League title with a 2-0 victory over Perth Glory in the final at nib Stadium.
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Melbourne City FC captain Steph Catley proclaims her side will head into Sunday’s Westfield W-League Grand Final against Perth Glory in the best shape it has been in all season.
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Melbourne City will have the opportunity to become the first team to win back-to-back Westfield W-League titles when it takes on Perth Glory in the Grand Final at nib Stadium on Sunday.
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Melbourne City player-coach Jess Fishlock insists it's wrong for people to claim the soccer club's wealth is the reason behind their success, saying money can't buy dedication, hard work and passion.
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