After a record-breaking Women’s World Cup, can the domestic competition be a success?
Current and former Matildas Chloe Logarzo, Elise Kellond-Knight, Kyah Simon and Cortnee Vine ahead of the start of the A-League this weekend.
“We want to make sure that of all those fans that have gone and watched the Matildas, or any other team in the World Cup, it doesn’t end there. The journey continues for the Matildas of today, Matildas of tomorrow in the A-League Women, and this is the chance to kind of satisfy that fan thirst that you’ve developed over the last couple of months.”Matildas and Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Lydia Williams said the domestic competition can’t just rely on fans to drive engagement.
It’s also made it harder for fans to stay engaged, said Matildas’ Kyah Simon, who signed with the Central Coast Mariners for the 2023-24 season.
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