The Matildas get off to a winning start, but the Filipinas don't make things easy in the opening game of the 2026 Women's Asian Cup at Perth Stadium.

You know the big names — Sam Kerr, Mary Fowler, Steph Catley — but what about the emerging Matildas stars who are looking to make an impact at the Women's Asian Cup in Australia?

Australia captain Kerr says only '85 percent' fit for Women's Asian Cup  Dhaka Tribune

Uncertainty grows around fitness of goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold Australia coach Joe Montemurro refuses to confirm lineup in Perth The Matildas face a goalkeeper crisis on the eve of the Women’s…

Just days out from the start of the Women's Asian Cup, the ABC has locked in radio broadcasting rights for the tournament.

The Women's Asian Cup kicks off on Sunday in Australia, and Japan is one of the favorites.

The Women's Asian Cup in Australia provides a chance for the Matildas and visiting nations to create history, bring attention to their countries like never before, and seek respect and investment. But

Matildas coach Joe Montemurro, nine months into his role, has expressed bold ambitions for the team's performance at the upcoming Women's Asian Cup and the future of women's football.

Australian superstars Sam Kerr and Mary Fowler are in buoyant mood ahead of the Women's Asian Cup, with Fowler making her first start in 315 days and Kerr scoring a crucial FA Cup goal.

Coach Joe Montemurro announced that Australia will play an 'entertaining' brand of football in their bid to win the Women's Asian Cup, following the naming of the squad.

Iran has announced its women's football team for the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup, with ambitions to make history in the tournament.

The Matildas opened their Women's Asian Cup 2026 campaign with a win, beating the Philippines 1-0 in Perth, and the internet watched on with bated breath.

The 2026 Women's Asian Cup is finally upon us, with the Matildas, in the midst of a goalkeeping injury crisis, taking on the Philippines at Perth Stadium. Follow live.

The Women's Asian Cup is finally upon us, with the Matildas beginning their quest for a second continental crown against the Philippines in Perth.

Australia captain Sam Kerr admitted Saturday she was still only "85 percent" fit leading into the Women's Asian Cup, but the Chelsea striker warned she was starting to hit her peak again."I don't…

She returned to club football for Chelsea in September

AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026  The Daily Star

The Women's Asian Cup kicks off Sunday with Sam Kerr's Australia squad taking on Philippines in her hometown of Perth, and hoping to reprise some of the extraordinary support the Matildas harnessed in 2023. Australia is hosting the 12-nation tournament and aiming to win it for the first time since 2010. The last time Australia staged a major women's soccer event was in 2023 when it co-hosted the World Cup with New Zealand and reached the semifinals.

The Women's Asian Cup kick-off in Australia on March 1st and will continue until the 21st which will have an impact on all 12 teams in the Women's Super League, which returns to action on March 15th.R

North Korea, ranked No. 9 globally, is back in the spotlight at the Women's Asian Cup after a decade-long absence from international competitions, showcasing the benefits of state-sponsored investment in sports.

Joe Montemurro has announced the 26-player Australia squad, including captain Sam Kerr and Mary, for the 2026 AFC Women's Asian Cup on home soil.

Sam Kerr will captain Australia in her fifth Women's Asian Cup and Matildas coach Joe Montemurro has decided to take a chance on Mary Fowler’s fitness by naming her in his squad Thursday for the Austr

Star striker Sam Kerr hit the target as Australia made an unconvincing start to the Women's Asian Cup on Sunday with a 1-0 win over a gallant Philippines in front of a record crowd at Perth…

As the world reacts to the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Iranian women's football team prepares to play its opening Women's Asian Cup game in Australia.

The Matildas' run in the 2023 World Cup saw unprecedented media coverage and crowds, and a participation boom among girls and women. Can the Asian Cup do the same?

All you need to know about the 12 teams in Women's Asian Cup  The Daily Star

Australia is hosting the Women's Asian Cup for the first time in 20 years, and this could be the Matildas' best chance to finally add another trophy to their cabinet.

The Matildas will be hoping for a better result at the home tournament, after a shock early exit last time around.

The last time the Filipinas faced Australia they were trounced 8-0. But they have a renewed side and spirit, and are ready to push the Matildas all the way in the first Women's Asian Cup game in Perth

North Korea, the world's No. 9-ranked team, is drawing attention at the Women's Asian Cup after being largely absent from international competitions for over a decade, benefiting from state-sponsored investment.

The Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) has announced a 26-member squad to compete in the upcoming Women's Asian Cup.

The Matildas have named their Women's Asian Cup squad, including Sam Kerr and taking a risk on Mary Fowler's fitness, while injured Charli Grant misses out ahead of their opening match against the Philippines.