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A game of two minutes

The Westfield W-League semi-final between Brisbane Roar and Sydney FC could be the most contentious match in the history of the competition.

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Depth a worry for van 't Schip

Melbourne Heart coach John van 't Schip has admitted his team will be left vulnerable when their three Qantas Australia U23s stars head overseas next week for a month on national duty.

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Business as usual for Polkinghorne

Brisbane Roar skipper Clare Polkinghorne is a seasoned veteran at the ripe old age of 23, having played in three previous grand finals and leading the team in two, going into this weekend’s eagerly anticipated season finale against Canberra United.

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The best W-League season yet

Football fan Sarah Groube gives her top five reasons why this has been the greatest season of Westfield W-League action.

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Amini into Under 23s squad as Antonis ruled out

Mustafa Amini will replace Terry Antonis in the Qantas Australian Under 23s squad for the upcoming AFC Asian Qualifiers for the 2012 London Games.

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Regions playing their role

When it comes to providing footballers to the A-League some regions, such as Adelaide are more than pulling their weight.

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W-League stars predict the grand final

Who better to preview the Westfield W-League grand final than some of the best players in the league? Melissa Barbieri, Elise Kellond-Knight, Tanya Oxtoby, and Ash Brown have given us their thoughts on this season’s final match.

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Phoenix fans must get behind us: Durante

Wellington Phoenix captain Andrew Durante is hoping the team's recent history-making success on the road and a match-up against fourth-placed Melbourne Heart will bring the fans to Westpac Stadium on Sunday afternoon.

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Corica still inspiring Sydney

Steve Corica may have retired from football two years ago, but the legendary midfielder is still having a major effect on Sydney FC after it was revealed he was the architect of the Sky Blues' late equaliser against Melbourne Victory.

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Magilton slams naive Victory

Melbourne Victory coach Jim Magilton has accused his side of showing footballing naivety after they again let an advantage slip, this time a two-goal lead, in a 2-2 draw against Sydney FC on Thursday.