For Steph Catley, nothing could have prepared her better for a Champions League final than the pressure and gravitas of a ...

Steph Catley will tap into her experiences at a home World Cup as she and two other Australian stars prepare for a historic European Champions League final.

Six Matildas chase historic glory in Europe and Asia in one monumental night for Australian women's football abroad ...

Nine Matildas players will take centre stage this weekend as Arsenal and Melbourne City contest the Champions League finals ...

For Steph Catley, nothing could have prepared her better for a Champions League final than the pressure and gravitas of a home Women's World Cup ... League winner Ellie Carpenter for advice.

It could be Australian women's football biggest day since the World Cup as Matildas stars chase European and Asian Champions League titles on the same day.

Crystal ball time. With the 2026 Women's Asian Cup on home soil inching ever closer, Marissa Lordanic picks her likely ...

The trio will join Craig Johnston (Liverpool 1984), Alison Forman and Sharon Black (Fortuna Hjørring 2003), Harry Kewell (Liverpool 2005), Sam Kerr (Chelsea 2021) and Ellie Carpenter (2020, 2022 and ...

From suburban Melbourne to the top of European football, Catley’s triumph with Arsenal is a victory for the Matildas, and for ...

Steph Catley and Caitlin Foord were both in the starting XI for Arsenal, while Kyra Cooney-Cross was an unused substitute as ...