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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THEROAR.COM.AU
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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The W-League's most experienced player, Sydney FC captain and former Matildas midfielder Teresa Polias, will take a break from football to start a family.
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PERTHNOW.COM.AU
The 2021-22 campaign kicks off on November 13.
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NEWCASTLEHERALD.COM.AU
The next A-League season will kick off in three months' time and the W-League starts two weeks later, with both competitions enjoying international breaks.
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Women in coaching has been a hot topic in recent times, especially in football. The lack of women coaches at an elite level has been discussed at length, yet there has been more lip service paid to the issue rather than any significant action. While the W-League now has three senior coaches out of nine […]
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