Ross Papadakis wraps up the best from the Australian footballers overseas in our weekly Aussies abroad report.

Ellie Carpenter says the Matildas will give it their all to succeed as they make a historic debut at the SheBelieves Cup.

Ross Papadakis wraps up the best from the Australian footballers overseas in our weekly Aussies abroad report.

Ross Papadakis wraps up the best from the Australian footballers overseas in our weekly Aussies abroad report.

Front Page Football wraps up the best from the Australian footballers overseas in our weekly Aussies abroad report.

Front Page Football wraps up the best from Australia's female footballers overseas in our weekly Matildas abroad report.

Front Page Football wraps up the best from Australia's female footballers overseas in our weekly Matildas abroad report.

In this analysis, Jake Holub writes that the Matildas' new faces ultimately stole the show in their win over Chinese Taipei at AAMI Park.

Entering her 11th A-League Women's season, Emily Condon is looking to give young female footballers the advantage she never had.

FPF's Ben Horvath has written an extensive guide to what is involved in navigating Australian football's complicated youth pathway system.

West Adelaide head coach Kosta Jaric spoke to FPF about his first season at the club, as his side prepares for the 2024 WNPL SA Grand Final.

The Young Matildas finishing their recent World Cup campaign goalless proves Australia's place in the world game is facing a harsh reality.

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.

FPF looks in-depth at the Matildas' fellow competitors at the Olympics to see what Tony Gustavsson's side is facing in France.

FPF's Ben Horvath has compiled a 10-point plan that he believes will reinvigorate Australian football's domestic competitions.

The Matildas rescued a late draw against China at Adelaide Oval thanks to A-League Women's top goalscorer Michelle Heyman.

The Matildas will return to Adelaide for the first time in five years, facing China in just their ninth-ever game in the SA capital.

The A-Leagues are facing a tough road ahead, and fans continue to point to the APL's leadership for financial ruin and declining viewership.

After critical periods for the Socceroos and the Matildas, Australia's "other" national teams now have a massive few weeks ahead of them.