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Saturday, 16 January 2021
Live	3:40am	Sydney FC 2 - 0 Western Sydney Wanderers	ESPN+, ESPN App, Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, …
Sunday, 17 January 2021
Live	+12:05am	Melbourne Victory 2 - 3 Melbourne City	ESPN+, ESPN App, Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, …
Live	Postp.	Melbourne Victory vs Perth Glory	ESPN+, ESPN App, Kayo Sports, My Footbal…
	Postp.	Newcastle Jets vs Canberra United	ESPN+, ESPN App, Kayo Sports, beIN Sport…
Live	+ 2:40am	Newcastle Jets 1 - 1 Brisbane Roar	ESPN+, ESPN App, BT Sport 1, BTSport.com, …
Thursday, 21 January 2021
	Postp.	Adelaide United vs Sydney FC	BT Sport 3, BTSport.com, BT Sport App, K…
	3:05am	Adelaide United vs Brisbane Roar	ESPN+, ESPN App, Kayo Sports, beIN…
	3:05am	Adelaide United vs Melbourne City	Kayo Sports, beIN Sports 2 Indonesia, b…
Friday, 22 January 2021
	5:05am	Brisbane Roar vs Melbourne Victory	Kayo Sports, Foxtel Now, Fox Sports 505, …
Saturday, 23 January 2021
	12:05am	Newcastle Jets vs Western Sydney Wanderers	ESPN+, ESPN App, Kayo Sports, My Fo…

Thursday, 21 January 2021
Repeat	3:00am	Adelaide United vs Brisbane Roar	ESPN App
Sunday, 24 January 2021
Repeat	12:00am	Canberra United vs Sydney FC	ESPN+, ESPN App

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News

2020/21 Westfield W-League competition guide: Broadcast info, important dates, key matches, and more

Live Soccer TV

The Westfield W-League season opener was delayed due to a rise of COVID-19 cases in Australia, but the league remains strong as it is scheduled to kick off on Tuesday, Dec. 29, with Brisbane Roar hosting reigning champions Melbourne City.

Soccer on TV: Barcelona’s revival, Liverpool seeks bounce-back, Australia’s W-League kicks off - The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Philadelphia Inquirer (3 weeks ago)

W-League's next generation is already showing Matildas credentials - ABC News

ABC News (2 days ago)

Australia's W-League depleted of Matildas and American imports 12/29/2020 - Soccer America

Soccer America (2 weeks ago)

Firmer W-League foundations can stop Australia losing future stars for free - The Guardian

The Guardian (1 week ago)

Silky Sky Blues stroll to another W-League derby victory - Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald (2 days ago)

Sydney's COVID-19 outbreak forces delay of A-League, W-League seasons - Wide World of Sports

Wide World of Sports (3 weeks ago)

Young players to take centre stage as W-League 2020-21 season kicks off - ABC News

ABC News (3 weeks ago)

About W-League

The W-League is the highest league for women's soccer in Australia. Founded in 2008, it is run by the Football Federation Australia (FFA).

The competition is held among nine teams from all across Australia. The inaugural edition started with eight clubs.

The W-League season consists of 12 matches per team, six at home and six away. At the end of the season, a playoff tournament involving the four highest-placed teams is played and the ultimate champion is crowned in a Grand Final match. The winner of the regular season league is called the Premier and the winner of the play-off final is known as the 'Champion'. The Premier earns automatic qualification to the following season's AFC Women's Club Championship.

The first edition of the W-League was won by Queensland Roar. The Brisbane-based club also won the inaugural Grand Final game. They were succeeded by Sydney FC in the following season and the capital club became the first in history to win Australia's top women's football league in two consecutive seasons (2009/10 and 2010/2011).

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