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OUR GAME x LEGO Episode #4: Edge Hill United FC

The reality of playing competitive football in regional Australia can be challenging. Last year the girls of Edge Hill United FC dominated the women's FQPL.

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OUR GAME x LEGO Episode #3: Samantha Lewis & Annabel Martin

Through the Our Game Women in Media Program, we hope to address the underrepresentation of women and non-binary persons in media. Meet mentor Sam and intern Annabel who are using their voices to help shape the future of women's football.

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#MyGame: Jocelyne Francken

Western Sydney Wanderers men's team physio Jocelyne Francken spoke to Our Game about her role at the club, being one of few women involved in the men's side, and her love of football. As an assistant physiotherapist, her job involves helping things run smoothly on gameday and

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OUR GAME x LEGO Episode #2: Assmaah Helal

Assmaah is a trailblazer in driving social change through football. In sharing her love of the game, she has empowered women and girls to get involved as she understands that representation matters.

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#MyGame: Rebecca Evans

In less than six months time, there will be a World Cup held in Australia.

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OUR GAME x LEGO Episode #1: Angelica Georgopoulos

After an eye-opening chat with Tim Cahill, Angelica decided she would work in football. Today she is one of the youngest female administrators in football at Sydney Olympic FC and Strathfield FC, with the ambitious goal of becoming the first female president of FIFA.

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#MyGame: Sarah Hunter

Fresh from lifting the A-League Women's championship and premiership trophies, Australia u-23 midfielder Sarah Hunter spoke this Female Football Week about contributing to the game and how important it is to have female voices and representation at all levels. "I think i

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#MyGame: Emily Da Silva

Emily Da Silva is a coach and player at Hornsby Heights FC in Sydney's Upper North Shore.

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#MyGame: Lavender Baj

Lavender Baj is many things to many people.

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#MyGame: Shivani Mehta

Shivani Mehta's earliest football memories come from a time when she could only just about walk. "My earliest football memory is from when I was three, my parents put me into a football skills session at the local club," she recalled. "I was the only girl and had no idea wh

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#MyGame: Rosie McMahon

At fourteen years old, most of us are only just beginning to find our way in the world. High school has still barely begun, algebra is still new, and driving is still years away. Young Matilda Rosie McMahon, meanwhile, is already inspiring the next generation.

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#MyGame: Susan Sohar

Anyone who grew up playing football will be familiar with this one question. No matter whether you played formally or informally – in goals, or in attack – or if you are male, or female.

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#MyGame: Sahily Carrero

Sahily Carrero's footballing journey started like many others.

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#MyGame: Kyoko Kurihara

When we think of our favourite moments in football – those that gripped us, that stayed with us well beyond the moment itself – how do you remember them? For many, the first thing that springs to mind is an image. Something that captures that moment in time.

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#MyGame: "Football is my identity, no one can take that away from me."

Vida Opoku-Agyemang is an African-Australian from Ghana, West Africa, who took part in the NSW African Cup last year.

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