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Perth Glory Women News
The 2023/24 Perth Glory Season Launch event is set to take place at fabulous Fraser’s Restaurant in iconic King’s Park on Wednesday 11 October. All playing and coaching staff from both the Glory Men…
Millie Farrow marked her Glory debut with a quickfire first-half hat-trick as Alex Epakis’s side secured the Gold Fields Challenge Cup with a 4-0 win over the Gold Fields WA State Team. Click HERE to…
With only three weeks to go until our Glory Women open their 2023/24 Liberty A-League campaign by taking on Western United at Macedonia Park, it’s time to confirm their squad numbers! Head Coach Alex…
Perth Glory is proud to announce that it has signed a major partnership with Australia’s largest Mexican restaurant chain, Zambrero. Zambrero, renowned for its fresh and flavourful Mexican cuisine,…
Anika Stajcic signs for Perth Glory after a season with Sydney FC's Liberty A-League Championship and Premiership winning side.
A-League Women News
Brisbane Roar travel down to Gosford to take on the Central Coast Mariners this Sunday afternoon at Industree Group Stadium. Central Coast Mariners re-enter the Liberty A-League after not having played since the 2008/09 season. Brisbane are looking to bounce
Brisbane Roar head to Gosford on Sunday for their second double header in as many weeks for A-Leagues Round 4 clashes against Central Coast Mariners at Industree Group Stadium. Both of the club’s Men’s & Women’s sides look to bounce
Brisbane Roar’s Liberty A-League side will return to Brisbane without points after a 2-1 defeat by Wellington Phoenix yesterday at Sky Stadium. An early goal in the 6th minute opened the scoring for the Phoenix when Mariana Speckmaier tucked away a
Brisbane Roar kick off the double header against Wellington Phoenix this Saturday at Sky Stadium in Round 3 of the Liberty A-League. In their last meeting, Brisbane shared the points in a 1-1 draw in Wellington so will be looking
Brisbane Roar make the trip across the ditch for a double header against Wellington Phoenix in Round 3 A-League action with a near clean bill of health on Saturday. Both the Roar Men’s and Women’s side look to continue their
Brisbane Roar snatched all three points against former Liberty A-League Champions Sydney FC at Ballymore Stadium in front of a record-breaking crowd. A total of 3679 Roar supporters packed out Ballymore Stadium as they saw our squad hold out the
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