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Mikayla Vidmar reflects on starting debut
After 13 weeks in the Liberty A-Leagues, Mikayla Vidmar made her starting debut for Canberra United, in their Round 7 match against Sydney FC. “I was a bit nervous, but more so before I got out there on the field,”...
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ASH SYKES ON THE GAME, ISOLATION AND LOOKING AHEAD
It’s been a big few days for Canberra United, both physically and mentally. Enduring a tough result against Sydney FC followed by news of their immediate need to isolate, all of the players and staff who travelled for the game...
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Goalkeeper Chloe Lincoln Elevated to Playing Squad
Canberra United is delighted to announce that Canberra United scholarship player Chloe Lincoln has been elevated to the playing squad for the remainder of the Liberty A-League Women’s season. The 17-year-old has been training with the team since the start...
4 years ago • Ninja A-League Women
“We’re building each week and every game we’ve improved a lot” – Emma Ilijoski says Canberra United is up for their next challenge in Sydney FC
Forced to miss Canberra’s midweek make up match against Perth Glory, Emma Ilijoski was overjoyed to get back out on the pitch on Saturday. “I definitely felt like I was missing out, but I had full trust in the team....
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COVID cases in Liberty A-League, Western Sydney Wanderers confirmed, Match Postponed
The A-Leagues regrets to announce that an additional Liberty A-League match has been postponed due to positive COVID cases. The Western Sydney Wanderers women’s football department confirmed positive COVID-19 cases via either RAT or PCR testing on 31 December and...
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Location locked in for Perth Game
The Australian Professional Leagues (APL) have today confirmed Canberra United’s Round 3 match against Perth Glory will be played at Wanderers Football Park on Wednesday, January 5. The Round 3 match was postponed due to Western Australia’s ongoing border restrictions,...
4 years ago • Ninja A-League Women
Beth Mason-Jones Supporting Beyond Blue
Over the past two years while living in Melbourne, Beth Mason-Jones, spent more than 260 days in lockdown, unable to see her family. She’d just started playing football again after 15 months away from it, only to have the season...
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