2026/27
A-League Women’s
Match-Day Guide
A-League Women
Next Fixture
Matchweek Three
AAMI Park
Melbourne
A-League Women
November 1st, 2026
5:45PM
Melbourne Victory
Melbourne
Everything You Need To Know
MATCHDAY GUIDE
Date
Kick-off: 5:45PM AEDT
Venue
AAMI Park, Melbourne, Victoria
Important Info
Details About important information
Ticketing
- This match is a double header for Melbourne Victory, with their A-League Men’s side facing the Central Coast Mariners at 3pm before the A-League Women’s fixture at 5:45pm
- Tickets can be purchased HERE
Activations
26/27 SEason
Match Preview: Jets vs Perth
Our A-League Women’s side take off for 2026/27 by hosting Perth Glory at Hunter City Motor Group Sportsground
WATCH HIGHLIGHTS
Last Match
Lillia Rae Signs Scholarship Deal With the Newcastle Jets
The Newcastle Jets are excited to announce that Lillia Rae has signed a scholarship contract with the Club
Lauren Allan Retires from A-League Football
The Newcastle Jets can confirm that Lauren Allan has retired from A-League football, finishing with 116 appearances and 24 goals to her name.
Cass Davis Returns for 14th Consecutive Season
The Newcastle Jets are delighted to confirm that Cassidy Davis has re-signed with her hometown club for a 14th consecutive season
Jets Merch HERE!
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FAQS
FRequently Asked Questions
Melbourne, Victoria
AAMI PARK
Home to both Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City, as well as the Melbourne Storm, AAMI Park can hold up to 30,000 people for sporting fixtures.
Newcastle United Jets FC
A Brief History
The Newcastle Jets Women’s team was founded in 2008, with their debut season being 2008-09. The Club found instant success, finishing 2nd in the inaugural W-League season (now A-League Women), before being defeated by Canberra United in the semi-final. Following on from a positive debut season, the Club struggled, missing finals for eight consecutive seasons between 2009 and 2016-17. They bounced back in 2017-18, finishing 3rd and qualifying for the semi-finals. They would reach the finals again in 2023-24, sneaking into the top six on the final day thanks to an 8-0 demolition of Adelaide United.
Several standout names have represented the Newcastle Jets. Matildas legends Cheryl Salisbury and Emily Van Egmond, both from Newcastle, spent time with the Jets, as did 150-cap Matilda Lisa De Vanna. Fellow locals Tara Andrews, Lauren Allan and Cassidy Davis have made their mark in the national competition, combining for more than 400 appearances for their hometown Club.
