The National Premier Leagues Women's finals continued in the Nations Capital while we had Grand Finals in Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia and South Australia.
Check out the goals and results for each state below.
NPL New South Wales Women's
Macarthur Rams secured back-to-back Grand Final wins, defeating Macarthur Bulls Academy 2-0 thanks to a brace from Leena Khamis.
Watch all the goals below and read the full NPL NSW Women's Grand Final Review here.
NPL South Australia Women's
FSA NTC and Salisbury Inter were the participants of a classic NPL South Australia Women's Grand Final as they put on a show for the 2247-strong crowd in a pulsating afternoon at ServiceFM Stadium, in which Inter were the eventual winners via the drama of a penalty shootout.
Regardless of the sport, Grand Final Day is always characterised by the tension it is accompanied by. A side effect of that reality is that these big games often play out as physical battles, rather than entertaining spectacles, but that was far from the truth for the Go Sunny Solar WNPL SA Grand Final.
Watch all the goals below and read the full NPL SA Women's Grand Final Review here.
NPL Queensland Women's
Congrats to Eastern Suburbs on securing their first NPL Queensland Women's Grand Final title after a lethal 1-0 victory over Gold Coast United at Suncorp Stadium!
Watch all the goals below and read the full NPL QLD Women's Grand Final Review here.
NPL Capital Football Women's
A near-perfect first half allowed Canberra Olympic to punch their ticket for the Grand Final, after seeing off Canberra Croatia at Kambah winning 4-1. Four days after failing to find the back of the net against Belconnen United, Nicole Begg’s players wasted no time to ensure they would meet the Blue Devils again next week.
Watch all the goals below and read the full NPL CF Women's Preliminary Final Review here.
NPL Western Australia Women's
What can you say about Perth Redstar FC who again prevailed in a big game. Carlos Vega Mena's side added the NPLWA - Women's Top Four Cup to the league title for the second straight season with a 4-1 defeat of Perth SC at the State Football Centre.
