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Perth Glory Women's coach calls for more investment in Australia's 'forgotten' league
Stephen Peters would like to see more money invested in the women's A-League. (Supplied: Getty Images)
Perth Glory Women's coach Stephen Peters has criticised a lack of investment in the women's A-League, calling for more funds.
In recent years, the Glory's women's side has been Perth's saving grace, as the men's team suffered back-to-back wooden-spoon finishes.
A new report has found the women's A-League is losing ground to global leagues and rival domestic sports despite strong international interest.
Perth Glory Women's coach Stephen Peters has criticised a lack of investment in the women's A-League, which he says has not reaped the benefits of the Matildas' success at the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.
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In 2015, Elise Kellond-Knight was part of the Matildas squad that took history-making strike action, paving the way for a decade of increased investment that saw the team rise to prominence and Australia secure hosting rights for the 2023 Women’s World Cup and this year’s Women’s Asian Cup. Now, with that continental showpiece less than two months away, the retired midfielder sees the women’s game in Australia at another Rubicon moment, one requiring bold investment in the future of a fully professional A-League Women.
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As Canberra United's future – short and long-term – remains unclear, a detailed list of 21 recommendations has been put forward to try and take the A-League Women to new heights.
And Capital Football, Football Australia and the Australian Professional Leagues that run the A-Leagues have been challenged to take on the monumental task.
"What is clear is that we can't afford not to do it," Professional Footballers Australia chief executive Beau Busch said.
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