Naomi Chinnama spoke to FPF ahead of her Perth Glory stint beginning with an A-League Women's opener against old friends at Melbourne City.

FPF reviews the Perth International Football Cup, as four European women's sides visited Western Australia last week.

FPF analyses the Legacy '23 plan’s five pillars as a framework for assessing the impact of the Women's World Cup 12 months on.

After abstaining from 2034, FPF analyses the broader football landscape to assess whether a men's World Cup will ever come to Australia.

FPF's Ben Horvath explains why it’s time for Australian football to unite and change the negative mindset that has often held the game back.

As the country's domestic competition approaches, FPF looks at why fans who enjoyed the Women's World Cup should support the A-League Women.

The Australian public was presented with a unique sporting experience through the FIFA Women's World Cup. And they bought into it.

Newcastle will again travel to the Coffs Coast this pre-season, engaging with the vibrant football community in the mid-north region of NSW.

Following the FIFA Women's World Cup, FPF looks into the actions Australia's diverse fan groups must carry out as the game moves forward.

FPF deep dives into the Matildas Women's World Cup campaign and looks at the past month's good, bad, and promising signs.

Emily van Egmond adapted to a new role at the World Cup and showed the expertise expected of an experienced international.

We delved back into the archives to speak with Steve Darby, a trailblazing English manager for the Australia National Women's soccer team.

The Matildas team, who have taken the country by storm, out-rating the AFL Grand Final on free-to-air television, has always existed.

FPF was at Hindmarsh Stadium on Tuesday night to witness a firsthand insight into the tactical challenges France will pose for the Matildas.

Despite the job being done for the Matildas against Canada, Tony Gustavsson provided SA fullback Charli Grant with the moment of a lifetime.

FPF recently spoke to South Korea's assistant coach, Australian Matt Ross, about his inspirational coaching journey.

FPF has curated a list of ten teams Australian fans should watch at the Women's World Cup, given their hidden connection to the country.

Matildas star Sam Kerr says the Women's World Cup legacy has already been created for Australian football by the country being the co-host.

Matildas star Sam Kerr has been honoured as a role model of women's football within a new FIFA Museum exhibition in Sydney.

While the Matildas garner significant attention at the FIFA Women's World Cup, it's also an important tournament for Australia's referees.