I don’t have live access to current news feeds at the moment. Based on the latest information I can recall up to my last update, the Australia women’s national under-23 team (also known as the U-23 Matildas) has periodically competed in Four Nations and regional tournaments under head coach Melissa Andreatta, with selections often featuring a mix of Liberty A-League Women players and those playing abroad. For the most up-to-date results and squad announcements, I recommend checking Football Australia’s official site or recent press releases.
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Local girls Kahli Johnson and Shay Holman have been selected in a 23-player squad to travel to the Kyrgyz Republic next month for the first round of the 2024 AFC U-20 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers. Johnson (CC Strikers and Dee Why junior) is currently playing for Western United before returning to Manly United at […]
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www.footballaustralia.com.auThe Australian U-23 Women’s National Team will play its first matches of 2023 when a 24-player squad travels
www.footballaustralia.com.auAustralia’s U-23 Women’s National Team Head Coach Melissa Andreatta has finalised the 24-player squad who will participate in the Four Nations Tournament in Växjö, Sweden later this month. To be held during the May/June FIFA Women’s International Window at Visma Arena and Värendsvallen, Australia will...
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