The W-League is in the mist of its signing season. As teams battle to keep and acquire talent, Sydney FC is busy expanding its squad in efforts to continue pursuing success.
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FTBL.COM.AU
Six years after the Matildas went on strike for fairer pay, the new W-League collective bargaining agreement gives players better access to facilities and equitable pay.
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ABC.NET.COM.AU
W-League players will enjoy higher wages and have access to better medical facilities and high performance set-ups under a new collective bargaining agreement.
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THEWEST.COM.AU
The A-League is prepared for the possibility of delaying the start of the upcoming season amid NSW and Victoria’s ongoing coronavirus outbreaks and lockdowns. October 30 has been earmarked for the A-League season opener, with the W-League to kick off two weeks later. But with eight of 12 A-League clubs based in Victoria and NSW, […]
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Allira Toby hopes linking with sharpshooter Michelle Heyman can reignite her W-League career.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
She will be surrounded by some familiar faces at the club.
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ILLAWARRAMERCURY.COM.AU
Perth Glory are battling to bring newly signed W-League players from interstate because of COVID border restrictions, dismiss rumours of new A-League signing.
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THEWEST.COM.AU
Twelve players have been confirmed for the 2021-22 season.
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THEHERALD.COM.AU
Three more of Canberra United's players have flown the coop north for next season.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
The W-League has seen an exodus in recent years, leading many individuals to state it is becoming a development league. This should not be seen as a sign of its weakness but of its strength.
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FTBL.COM.AU
The Roar announced the beginning a new era last week, one that would have a Queensland-centric approach as part of the development of their W-League program.
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Three additional teams — Wellington Phoenix, Central Coast Mariners and Western United — are joining the W-League ahead of the 2023 World Cup.
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ABC.NET.COM.AU
Wellington could soon have a second professional football club as the W-League in Australia announced its expansion plans.The W-League will expand to 10 teams this season ahead of further growth to 12 clubs in the 2022-23 campaign.The...
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The W-League will expand to take in three more teams by 2023 in a bid to seize momentum ahead of the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
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FTBL.COM.AU
In a bid to harness the "halo effect" of the Women's World Cup, plans are afoot for the W-League to undergo a shakeup before the 2023 tournament.
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The W-League will expand to 10 teams this season ahead of further growth to 12 clubs in the 2022-23 campaign.
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HERALDSUN.COM.AU
In a radical move, Australia could become the first country in the world to award a title to the team with the best combined results across their men’s and women’s teams.
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SMH.COM.AU
The W-League will expand to take in three more teams by 2023 in a bid to seize momentum ahead of the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
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7NEWS.COM.AU
New Zealand Football has appointed Czech Jitka Klimkova as coach of the women's national football team, the Football Ferns.
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FTBL.COM.AU
Emma Ilijoski will be back in Canberra United's defensive line for the 2021-22 W-League season.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
All-time W-League record goalscorer Michelle Heyman has signed a new deal to play with Canberra United in the 2021-22 season.
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THEWEST.COM.AU
Michelle Heyman is back in Canberra for the next W-League season.
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CANBERRATIMES.COM.AU
Canberra United has re-signed Michelle Heyman for 2021/22.
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A month after announcing she was in complete remission from Hodgkin's lymphoma, Rebekah Stott has returned to W-League club Melbourne City.
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TRIBALFOOTBALL.COM
A winter W-League could work for W-League clubs that have their own 4,000 to 5,000 capacity stadium on their own grounds. This could bring down the costs of renting other stadiums and could potentially create a club hub for all fans. The downside is that the W League games aren’t at the main stadium but […]
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