W-League News

The Wellington Phoenix have announced the creation of the first professional women's football team in New Zealand history.Following the recent announcement by the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) that three expansion teams...
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Wellington Phoenix will field New Zealand's first professional women's football team when they join the W-League for the upcoming season.
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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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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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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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Allira Toby hopes linking with sharpshooter Michelle Heyman can reignite her W-League career.
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She will be surrounded by some familiar faces at the club.
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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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Twelve players have been confirmed for the 2021-22 season.
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Three more of Canberra United's players have flown the coop north for next season.
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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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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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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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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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New Zealand Football has appointed Czech Jitka Klimkova as coach of the women's national football team, the Football Ferns.
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Emma Ilijoski will be back in Canberra United's defensive line for the 2021-22 W-League season.
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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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