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A-LEAGUE WOMEN
2024/25

WHERE TO WATCH

NOTE: For specific details on games, go to TV broadcaster's listings.

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* Every game on Paramount+ and 10 Play. One match from each of the four opening rounds will be shown live on 10 Bold, plus one match from each of the last two regular season rounds. During the 2025 Finals Series, one match from each weekend will also be shown live on 10 Bold, including the Grand Final on 16-18 May.

** Cook Islands, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu

*** All markets except Australia, New Zealand, and any other markets with a listed broadcaster.​​

ABOUT A-LEAGUE WOMEN

The top league of women's football in Australia

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Founded: 2008 (first season 2008/09)

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Sponsor: SharkNinja

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2024/25 season dates: 1 November 2024 - 17 May 2025

  • Unite Round: 22 - 24 November 2024

    • = fourth round of the regular season; all fixtures will take place at Leichhardt Oval in Sydney, New South Wales

  • Elimination Finals: 25 - 27 April, 2025

  • Semi-Finals: 2 - 4 May and 9 - 11 May, 2025

  • Grand Final: Between 16 - 18 May, 2025

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Teams: 12

  • Adelaide United 

    • Stadiums: Coopers Stadium / Marden Sports Complex    

  • Brisbane Roar

    • Stadiums: Ballymore Stadium / Perry Park    

  • Canberra United     

    • ​Stadium: McKellar Park 

  • Central Coast Mariners       

    • Stadium: Industree Group Stadium    

  • Melbourne City        

    • Stadiums: AAMI Park / City Football Academy  ​

  • Melbourne Victory       

    • Stadiums: AAMI Park / The Home of the Matildas    

  • Newcastle Jets       

    • Stadiums: Newcastle Number 2 Sports Ground / McDonald Jones Stadium    

  • Perth Glory       

    • Stadiums: Sam Kerr Football Centre / HBF Park    

  • Sydney FC       

    • Stadiums: Jubilee Oval / Leichhardt Oval / Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre    

  • Wellington Phoenix   

    • Stadiums:  Sky Stadium / Jerry Collins Stadium / Go Media Mount Smart Stadium    

  • Western Sydney Wanderers     

    • Stadiums:  Marconi Stadium / CommBank Stadium / Wanderers Football Park   

  • Western United       

    • Stadium: City Vista Recreation Reserve​

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Rounds: 23-round season: a full home-and-away, 22-round schedule for all 12 clubs, plus Unite Round which is an one-round extension each club will play outside of the A-League Womens’ ultimate away day in November. More details on the Unite Round can be found here >>

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Format: 

  • Regular season: The A-League Women features a full home and away season. The highest ranked team after the 22 rounds, wins the title of "Premiers". The Premier winner qualify not only to the league's Finals series but also to tge 2025–26 AFC Women's Champions League.

  • Knockout stage: The Australian format is a bit different from a 'normal' knockout phase. The top six clubs (expanded from four to six from 2023/24 season) at the conclusion of the regular season progress to the finals series. In the first week of finals fixtures, the third-through-sixth ranked teams play a single-elimination match, with the two winners of those matches joining the first and second ranked teams in two-legged ties played over two weeks. The two winners of those matches meet in the grand final. 

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2023/24 Season:

  • Reigning champions: Sydney FC (5th title)

  • Reigning premiers: Melbourne City (3rd title)​

  • Golden Boot: Michelle Heyman, Canberra United (17 goals)

  • Julie Dolan Medal (Best Player): Sophie Harding, Western Sydney Wanderers

  • Young Footballer of the Year: Daniela Galic, Melbourne City

  • Goalkeeper of the Year: Morgan Aquino, Perth Glory

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Most championships: Sydney FC (5 titles)​

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