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2010 Asian Cup Rewind: Kate Gill - “I stuck my hand up to do it.”

Kate Gill was one of the Westfield Matildas' key forward in their 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup campaign.  The one time captain and highest all time goalscorer looks back at the tournament a decade on.    It was a moment that Australia had found few and far between - the ball dee

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How to watch full match of Westfield Matildas v DPR Korea 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup Final

This Saturday night, join us in reliving the 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup Final with a full match replay of the historic match. After overcoming Japan in the Semi-Final, DPR Korea awaits in the show-piece event held in Chengdu, China.  The Westfield Matildas will be looking t

Steph Catley will be key to shutting down Brazil's star-studded attack
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'Next chapter' beckons for Catley after Reign departure

Westfield Matildas defender Steph Catley has revealed her departure from NWSL club OL Reign, hinting at a move to a new league abroad.  Catley, 26, has spent the past seven seasons in the NWSL, representing Portland Thorns, Orlando Pride, and most recently Seattle Reign (now O

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2010 Asian Cup Rewind: Gill header sees Australia qualify for Asian Cup final and FIFA Women's World Cup 2011

The Westfield Matildas secured themselves not only a 1-0 win against Japan that placed them into the AFC Women's Asian Cup final, but a win that sent them directly to the FIFA Women's World Cup 2011 in Germany.

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Quiz: Most appearances by Westfield Matildas at AFC Women's Asian Cups

This May we are celebrating the 10-year anniversary of the Westfield Matildas' triumph at the 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup in China!  After making the Final in our first Asian Cup appearance in 2006, we made history four years later by winning Australia's first major trophy in A

Foord and Kerr in Conti Cup Final
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Aussies Abroad: Women's Super League season ended immediately

The FA Women's Super League & Women's Championship Board have confirmed the decision to end the 2019-20 season for the Barclays FA Women's Super League with immediate effect. It was hoped the season would resume along with the men's English Premier League, however, following "

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