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Referees strike over as FA reaches deal

Australian Professional Leagues (APL) chief executive Steve Rosich has all but ruled out the introduction of further standalone women's clubs in the A-League Women.

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8dJoey Lynch

A-League rules out standalone women's clubs

Australian Professional Leagues (APL) chief executive Steve Rosich has all but ruled out the introduction of further standalone women's clubs in the A-League Women.

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9dJoey Lynch

A-League CEO: No rush to replace Western Utd

A-League chief executive Steve Rosich says there is no rush to fill the void left by Western United in the Melbourne market, with the competition's current priority the stabilisation of its existing franchises.

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A-Leagues 'wait and see' amid Man City turmoil

The A-Leagues will "wait and see" how the fallout from Manchester City's financial turmoil will unfold, believing it's too early to raise concern around Melbourne City.

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30dMikhail De Guzman

Filipinas' Angela Beard ruled out of Asian Games

The Philippines Women's National Team's preparations for the Asian Games have suffered a setback, with Angela Beard ruled out of the tournament due to injury.

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30dMikhail De Guzman

Filipinas' Angela Beard ruled out of Asian Games

The Philippines Women's National Team's preparations for the Asian Games have suffered a setback, with Angela Beard ruled out of the tournament due to injury.

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Philippines star Hali Long joins Brisbane Roar

Philippines women's national team captain Hali Long has signed with Brisbane Roar ahead of the 2026-27 A-League Women's season.

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51dAAP

Late pay could cost A-League clubs in new deal

A-League players are calling for clubs to be automatically sanctioned if they fail to remunerate players on time as part of a three-pronged push to thrash out a pay deal.

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52dSamantha Lewis

A-League Women stars 'sick of waiting for change'

The APL's reluctance to make the A-League Women a full-time professional competition is leading to another mass exodus of Australia's best women footballers, according to former Adelaide captain Dylan Holmes.

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Matildas star Carpenter lambasts A-League pay row

Ellie Carpenter has branded the ongoing pay dispute between the A-Leagues and its players "disappointing," saying Australia's domestic game had failed to capitalise on the success of the FIFA Women's World Cup.

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60dJoey Lynch

South Melbourne wants Western's A-League license

National Soccer League stalwarts South Melbourne have signalled their intent to take up Western United's place in the A-League after the Tarneit outfit were thrown out of Australia's top-flight on Monday.

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60dJoey Lynch

Vine returns to the A-League, Yallop joins Nix

Cortnee Vine will look to push for her case for a Matildas recall at Melbourne City, signing a one-year deal with the defending A-League Women champions less than a year out from the FIFA Women's World Cup.

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61dJoey Lynch

Western United cut from A-League Men, Women

Western United's faint hopes of revival have been all but extinguished after the A-League terminated their participation agreement on Monday.

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Players felt 'bypassed' by A-League pay proposal

A-League Women players don't want to take industrial action but feel like they aren't being listened to by the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) as their pay dispute rolls on.

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$10.8m gambit sparks twist in A-League pay row

The stalemate over the rollout of a new pay deal for the A-Leagues has taken a fresh turn with the competition's bosses publicly declaring their intention to re-open negotiations in a bid to stave off the threat of industrial action.