Description

Australia's longest-running women's football podcast (est. April 2019). 

History: Rachel Cooper, Matildas Cap 150

Matildas Debut: 2007 (played for the national team until 2007)

Appearances: 1

Position: Goalkeeper

Born in Mullumbimby, Rachel Cooper made her sole appearance during an Olympic Games qualifier in August 2007, where she played against Hong Kong winning 8-1.

W-League

• 2008-2009 Sydney FC (2 apps)
• 2009-2010 Central Coast Mariners (0 apps)

Hot Topics

World Cup News

• Check out our new Squads page for the FIFA Women's World Cup
• England's squad announced
• Germany's squad announced
• Netherlands provisional squad
• Sydney Harbour Bridge Unity Celebration
• 50 Days to Go - Legacy '23 update
• Seven's commentary team for the FIFA Women's World Cup
• The Far Post Pod Tipping Competition ... perhaps the first of a few, but well worth a look

News

• Lego Play Unstoppable ♥️♥️♥️
• Servet Uzunlar and Emma Ilijoski coaching kids in Malaysia
• Michaela Thornton: Canberra's multi-faceted woso wonder (beyond90.com.au)

Matildas

• Young Matildas 5-0 Lebanon
• Young Matildas 3-0 Iran
• Junior Matildas squad announced for two-match series against Korea Republic
• Kyah Simon leaves Tottenham
• Signings: Around the World - Aussies/NZ Abroad

Dub News & Signings

• Dolan Warren Awards
• Season 15 squad page 

Around the World

- Final

• Barcelona 3-2 Wolfsburg

Europe

Coppa Italia

Nordic

Norway – Toppserien Round 12

State Football

Queens, Kings & Themperors of the Week

Cheryl - Celebrating all the Matildas!

Dale - 1) Anthony Albanese saw the Young Matildas in Vietnam 2) the Iran U20 team fought hard and were impressive against the Young Matildas

Eric - 1) Angela Christian-Wilkes - see embedded tweet below 2) Philippines international Carleigh Frilles scored a match winning double for Blacktown Spartans against Manly United 3) Ashlie Crofts scored four times in APIA's 6-2 win over Emerging Jets and leads the NPL NSW Golden Boot standings with 12 goals 

Maj - RIP Elaine Watson 

Steffen - all involved in the Federation Cup final, the teams, venue, officials, and Capital Football. Terrific event; an open, entertaining game played in the right spirit.