Today, we are excited to announce, together with the A-Leagues, a brand new ‘Unite Round’. In partnership with the NSW Government and Destination NSW (DNSW) the A-Leagues will play all 12 Isuzu UTE A-League Men and Liberty A-League Women matches in Sydney between Friday January 12 and Sunday January 14, 2024.
Sydney FC Captain Natalie Tobin is to miss the Liberty A-League 2023-24 Women’s season after scans confirmed a torn anterior cruciate ligament (acl) in her right knee.
Sydney FC’s Round 3 and 4 home fixtures against Central Coast Mariners and Canberra United at Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre have been postponed due to the club’s participation in the AFC Women’s Club Championship between November 6th and 12th in Uzbekistan.
Anticipation is building as Sydney FC get set to clash with Melbourne Victory in the monumental opening match of the season – the Big Blue. Here are five reasons why you can’t miss this electrifying encounter. 1. The Legendary Big...
Sydney FC Women overcame nearest neighbours Western Sydney Wanderers 2-0 to open their 2023-24 A-League Women season with victory in front of a record Liberty A-League crowd of 11,471. Sydney FC 2 (Fenton 11’, Worts 37’) def. Western Sydney Wanderers 0
Sydney FC has set a new record for a Liberty A-League attendance with 11,471 fans turning up to watch the Sky Blues Sydney Derby clash with Western Sydney Wanderers at Allianz Stadium tonight.