Midfielder Tameka Yallop

  • Height 158cm
  • D.O.B. 16/6/91
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Biography

Australian Cap Number: 148

Debut: 04-Aug-2007 v Hong Kong (in Hong Kong) Olympic Qualifier (W8-1) age 16

Caps (Goals): 122 (13)

Major Tournaments: 2008 AFC Asian Cup (Vietnam), 2010 AFC Asian Cup (China), 2011 FIFA World Cup (Germany), 2014 AFC Asian Cup (Vietnam), 2015 FIFA World Cup (Canada), 2016 Olympic Games squad, 2018 AFC Asian Cup (Jordan), 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup (France), 2020 Olympic Games (Tokyo), 2022 AFC Women’s Asian Cup (India), 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup (Australia & New Zealand).

Current Club: Brisbane Roar

Previous Clubs: SK Brann Kvinner, West Ham United, Melbourne City, Boston Breakers, FFC Frankfurt, Iga FC Kunoichi, Mallbackens, Klepp (Norway)

Tameka Yallop has been named in her fourth FIFA Women’s World Cup squad, with Yallop bringing a wealth of experience to the midfield ranks.

An ankle injury sustained in October saw the midfielder undergo surgery, making her return for Australia in the 2023 Cup of Nations. Yallop then went on to feature in both of Australia’s games during the April window, against Scotland and England.

Yallop’s ability to play all over the field makes her an asset to the squad, often found in midfield but no stranger to having to play on the wing or slotting in defence when needed.

Cup of Nations 2023

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