Tag: Lisa De Vanna
Lisa De Vanna looking forward to playing in front of Melbourne...
Matildas co-captain Lisa De Vanna is delighted to be playing a Matildas home game in Melbourne.
The news came on Tuesday morning as it was announced...
Exclusive: Steph Catley says mixed gendered competition should be looked at
Matilda’s defender Stephanie Catley says she is relishing the challenges the national team will face in the upcoming Olympic games in Brazil.
The Matildas have...
EXCLUSIVE: 15-year-old Matilda Ellie Carpenter dreams of going to the Olympics
She is only 15-years-old but Western Sydney Wanderers and Matildas defender Ellie Carpenter has everything going for her.
Currently going through Year 10 in her...
Lisa De Vanna gunning for gold at Rio Olympics
The Matildas are Rio-bound and veteran Lisa De Vanna says the squad will not be going to the Olympic Games just to make up...
W-League – Grand Final Preview – Melbourne City vs Sydney...
Sydney FC will fight it out with Melbourne City for the coveted W-League Grand Final trophy after the Victorians snuck through on penalties in...
Another step forward for women's football with W-League broadcast deal
W-League matches will be broadcast on Fox Sports for the 2015-16 season after a deal was struck earlier in the week.
The broadcaster will show...
Nadeshiko’s technical superiority too much for the Matildas in World Cup...
It was always going to be a thriller and the public were treated to a match of precision and heart. Most of the precision was...
What We Learned – The Matildas 0 Japan 1 [VIDEO]
Current World Cup holders Japan have progressed through to the semi-finals of the 2015 Women’s World Cup, defeating Australia 1-0 in Edmonton.
In warm conditions,...
Can the Matildas finally topple old nemesis Nadeshiko of Japan in...
In 1984 the Matildas played Japan in Xian China in a friendly encounter and won 6-2. Over the next 21 meetings between the teams,...
Historic win sees the Matildas bounce Brazil from the 2015 Women’s...
The Matildas have shocked many in becoming the first Australian senior football team to make it through a knockout match at a FIFA World Cup.
But...
