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Help Sydney FC Women prepare for Japan

Thursday, September 26, 2013

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Last season the Sydney FC W-League team won the 2012/13 Grand Final with a convincing 3-1 win over Melbourne Victory at AAMI Park.

Some of the team celebrate with the Cove.
This win saw the club gain the right to compete in the women’s equivalent of the World Club Championships in Japan and to prepare for the season they are playing a match this Saturday 28 September at Campbelltown Stadium.

They take on 2012 NSW Premier League Champions Macarthur Rams in a preseason match with entry only $10. Kickoff is at 2:30.

No matter which club you support The Football Sack urges you to get down to the match and support two quality sides.