What was once known as the W-League is now called the A-League Women. Can a new name, logo and strategy revive interest in the competition?
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SMH.COM.AU
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EQUALIZERSOCCER.COM
PFRA wants its members to be contracted before the A-Leagues seasons gets underway.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
Goalkeeper Lily Alfeld is the first player signing of the Wellington Phoenix A-League Women's squad.
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RNZ.CO.NZ
Australia’s professional referees don’t want a repeat of last season’s debacle of match officials controlling A-League and W-League games without contracts.
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PERTHNOW.COM.AU
"It was a case of grooming when I first came on the scene because I was asked: 'Do I prefer boys or do you prefer girls?' I said I liked boys and remember just looking down at the ground and all the laughter and being told: 'We'll change that soon enough.'
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NEWCASTLEHERALD.COM.AU
First it was the W-League and A-League brands being rolled into one, then Perth Glory went ahead and topped that news by signing former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge. It’s been a big couple of weeks for football in Australia. The news that the W-League would cease to exist – in name at least – is […]
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THEROAR.COM.AU
No longer will top-tier football be divided by gender or age, becoming one of the first national competitions to include the women, men and youth under the same umbrella of the A-League. Having had the A-league for men but the W-League for women and Y-League for youth, this change has been brought in to ensure […]
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WEEKLYTIMESNOW.COM.AU
Australia's A-League, W-League and Y-League are changing names under a rebrand.
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FTBL.COM.AU
Australians are going to have to get used to talking about sport in a different way as one major code revealed an important name change.
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THEWEST.COM.AU
The W-League and Y-League will be no more, instead they will come under the A-Leagues banner.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
The A-League and W-League will be renamed A-League Men and A-League Women ahead of the upcoming season as part of a rebrand.
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THEWEST.COM.AU
Margot Robinne and Holly Caspers mark Canberra United's ninth and 10th signings for the 2021-22 W-League season.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
Questions about vaccine mandates for domestic professional soccer players continue as New South Wales' government refuses to specify if unvaccinated players will be allowed entrance into stadiums.
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FTBL.COM.AU
Their first home game will be December 10.
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THEHERALD.COM.AU
Brisbane Roar keeps preparing for the upcoming W-League season with the signing of Mia Bailey.
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FTBL.COM.AU
The Australian Professional Leagues have confirmed the kick-off dates for both the A-League and W-League.
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FTBL.COM.AU
The Australian Professional Leagues have released the schedule for the first four rounds of the W-League 2021-22 season.
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FTBL.COM.AU
Melissa Barbieri has re-signed with Melbourne City for her eleventh W-League season. She is the fourteenth player to commit to the club so far.
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FTBL.COM.AU
The A-League's 2021-22 season has been delayed, with organisers postponing the start in hope COVID-19 restrictions will ease across the country.
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ESPN
Canberra United is poised to start its W-League season with a bang.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
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MUMBRELLA.COM.AU
The new A-League season is set to commence on 19 November with the W-League to follow on 3 December.
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BEIN SPORTS
The opening rounds of the A-League and W-League fixtures have been released, with both season start dates delayed amid coronavirus restrictions.
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7NEWS.COM.AU
The new Phoenix women's football team will kick-off their W-League season on December 3rd in a double header with the men's team.
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