Canberra United Amy Chapman opened the scoring for the Matildas as they romped into the ASEAN final yesterday.

The Westfield Matildas advanced to the final of the ASEAN Football Federation Women's Championships tonight with a thrilling 5-1 win over Myanmar (Burma) in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam - although it is a victory that comes at a cost with two players suspended for the Final against Vietnam on Monday. Click to continue reading...

Can you spot the Matildas in the photo and not just the Wannabee's

Wannabee's Matildas flocked to show their skills to World Cup hero Caitlin Munoz and Asian Cup star Amy Chapman on a cold Friday night at Dickson Oval.

The usual training session was taken by not one, but two, of Australia's star players. Click to continue reading...

Matildas Star: Amy Chapman in action

Matildas Stars Caitlin Munoz and Amy Chapman will be taking a number of Majura girls teams through their paces at training tonight.

And it's great to see the stars giving their time to our future players. And unlike the men they don't have a full time salary from football, so it's an extra effort for these players. Click to continue reading...

"Only six players from last year's FIFA Women's World Cup campaign are involved in this squad that will tour China,"said Sermanni
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MATILDAS GIVE CHINA A PRE-GAMES WORK OUT
Matildas Coach Tom Sermanni has named an 18-player squad for the Matildas upcoming two match tour of China in July. Click to continue reading...

The saying in football "you're only as good as your last game," means Caitlin Munoz and Amy Chapman are pretty good. Australia 1 Brazil 0 was the Matildas last game!


Matildas stars Caitlin Munoz and Amy Chapman take time out for a photo with Alexandra Cook, Matildas fan and Majura Soccer Club junior, after their Nearpost radio performances this week. Click to continue reading...

On the Nearpost: Central Coast Mariners' Lawrie McKinna and Matildas Amy Chapman and Caitlin Munoz.

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Central Coast Mariners Coach Lawrie McKinna joins us in the studio. We focus on the Mariners as they prepare for the fourth A-League season. Click to continue reading...

Lawrie McKinna and Amy Chapman on Nearpost Radio this week.

The Mariners are in Canberra this week for a couple of games, plenty of training and media/community work. See list of engagement and games below.

Coach Lawrie McKinna will join us on Nearpost Radio from 6:30pm 98. Click to continue reading...

From FFA Website: Matildas knock down Italians at Peace Cup


The Matildas have bounced back to win its second game at the Peace Cup, a 3-0 result over Italy being played in Suwon, South Korea.

Two goals in two minutes from Heather Garriock midway through the second half and a goal just before the end from Amy Chapman, secured the win and sets up a titanic final clash with World Cup finalists Brazil. Click to continue reading...

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This week: Newcastle Jets new signing Shaun Ontong joins us in the Studio. Socceroo talk. Amy Chapman gives us all the Matildas news from Vietnam see below for all the details



We've got an interview with Matildas Star Amy Chapman who is in Vietnam for the Asia Cup. Click to continue reading...

Canberra women strike for the Matildas.

If ever evidence was needed that Canberra should have a women's team in the National League, Caitlin Munoz and Amy Chapman provided those within the FFA with food for thought.

The two attackers from Canberra, Matildas stars Munoz and Chapman gave Australia a 2-0 half-time lead. Click to continue reading...

According to the FFA website the starting side for tonights Matildas/Canada clash in Sydney is: Melissa Barbieri (gk); Clare Polkinghorne, Kate McShea, Cheryl Salisbury, Di Alagich, Joey Burgess, Lauren Colthorpe, Amy Chapman, Collette McCallum, Caitlin Munoz, Sarah Walsh.

Two Canberrans in the side. Click to continue reading...

Amy Chapman and Lydia Williams are in the squad to play their first full Matildas International tournament at next months Asia Cup in Vietnam. They will also play in the double header Socceroos/ Ghana. Matildas/Canada on May 23rd at the Sydney Football Stadium.

Canberra's experienced Matilda Caitlin Munoz is in line to play providing she fully recovers from her recent mysterious strains. Click to continue reading...

Canberrans Amy Chapman, Caitlin Munoz, Lydia Williams and former local Sally Shipard are in the Matildas squad to take on America in two huge internationals, first one on Sunday in North Carolina.

Chappo, as Amy is known, has forced her way into the squad since the World Cup and will be hoping to get some game time. Click to continue reading...

Amy Chapman is on the Matildas plane to the USA. Kyah Simon also. Kim Carroll is back in the squad after missing out on a World Cup place last year. Interestingly no Lisa De Vanna, and no mention of her.

Full squad and games below.

MATILDAS SQUAD NAMED TO TACKLE WORLD NUMBER ONE

TEENAGE STRIKER SELECTED


Matildas coach Tom Sermanni has named a number of young players including teenage Indigenous striker Kyah Simon in his squad that will meet world number one United States in their two match series later this month. Click to continue reading...

On the National show (first half) on Tuesday we have:
All the A-League talk, Olyroos and Matildas
Interview with Amy Chapman and Matildas Assistant Coach Robbie Hooker
And we talk A-League Refereeing with Clive MacKillop.

In the Canberra show (second part):
Local Refereeing with Clive MacKillop,
Milo Milovanovic tells how ACTAS came back from 3-0 in the weekend Fed Cup game. Click to continue reading...

On the national show on Tuesday we have:
All the A-League talk, Olyroos and Matildas
Interview with Amy Chapman and Matildas Assistant Coach Tom Sermanni
And we talk A-League Refereeing with Clive MacKillop.

In the local show:
Local Refereeing with Clive MacKillop,
Milo Milovanovic tells how ACTAS came back from 3-0 in the weekend Fed Cup game. Click to continue reading...

Canberra's Amy Chapman scored her first goal for the Matildas in their 2-1 win over New Zealand this afternoon on the Sunshine Coast.

"Collette McCallum collected the ball and drove in a great cross and I came in at the far post and volleyed it in. It felt great to score my first goal and I can't wait to tell my family," said an excited Chapman after the game. Click to continue reading...

Canberrans played key roles in Australia's 2-0 win over New Zealand yesterday.

Lydia Williams in goal, Caitlin Munoz upfront and Sally Shipard in defence for the first time all played their part. Amy Chapman also came on as sub in the 60th minute.

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The Matildas scored a solid 2-0 win over New Zealand today at Stockland Park on the Sunshine Coast in the team's first outing since last year's quarter final appearance at the FIFA Women's World Cup in China. Click to continue reading...