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.

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

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.

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.

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

Last Wednesday night saw the Matildas secure qualification for the Olympics, smashing Uzbekistan in an overpowering display.

Holly McNamara must overcome pain and adversity again. Jack Twohill explains why her injury struggles could be the making of her career.

The second round of AFC Olympic Qualifying provided the perfect spark to keep Australia on board the Matildas hype train.

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.

FPF spoke to Luke David, a member of the Australian Poweroos, about the upcoming Powerchair Football World Cup being held on home soil.

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