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Canberra United 1 Melbourne City 1 – broken records
In 2015-16 Melbourne City went 18 games without losing. Nine seasons later they were on the verge of beating their own record. City had every right to go into this game confident of getting the job done. They have a team laced with internationals who have the best defensive and offensive records…
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Adelaide United 1 Canberra United 1 – the block-fest
Canberra United have had two matches this season where they have had the bulk of possession. Adelaide United play a typically modern-day game where possession is king. Possession is not what Canberra does, and it doesn’t always matter either. So, the expectation for this match was that Adelaide would have the ball…
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Canberra United 1 Central Coast Mariners 1 – party poopers and kitchen sinks
This was the Forever Green – Heritage Round for Canberra United. A celebration of the rich history of the team and its impact on football in Australia. You could buy old shirts, or rather vintage merchandise and have your picture taken with the W-League Champions Trophy in the Heritage Round photo booth.…
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Canberra United 1 Perth Glory 0 – a messy affair
Liz Anton has had a good week. She captained the side against her former club. She scored the winning goal. She was voted Player of the Match and was selected for the Football Ferns. Anton has become an important player for Canberra. She’s a key reason why Canberra’s defence has improved significantly…
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Newcastle Jets 2 Canberra United 2 – missed chances
Canberra were marginal favourites as the players marched onto the McDonald Jones Stadium. Canberra United have an excellent record against Newcastle Jets. In the past, Canberra have won 17 times to Newcastle’s 4. Michelle Heyman has scored 21 goals in 25 appearances against the Jets and the last time the Jets beat…
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Canberra United 1 Western Sydney Wanderers 0 – a sign of a good team
There’s a saying in football that the mark of a good side is if they can play well below their best but still pick up points. On this evidence Canberra United are a good side. Canberra is struggling with injuries to key players and are down to the bare bones of a…
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