Sydney FC - naised

Leagues Played: Austraalia A-League - naised 157 AFC klubide meistrivõistlused - naised 3 Naiste sõpruskohtumine 1
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Austraalia A-League - naised	05/04 06:15	1	^[1] Melbourne City - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[2]	W	0-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	04/27 05:00	2	^[2] Sydney FC - naised v Central Coast Mariners FC - naised ^[5]	D	1-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	04/21 05:00	2	^[5] Central Coast Mariners FC - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[2]	W	0-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	03/31 05:00	22	^[1] Sydney FC - naised v Melbourne Victory - naised ^[7]	L	0-4
Austraalia A-League - naised	03/27 05:00	17	^[11] Canberra United - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[1]	L	1-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	03/24 05:00	21	^[2] Sydney FC - naised v Adelaide United - naised ^[11]	W	3-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	03/17 03:00	20	^[10] Wellington Phoenix - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[3]	W	2-4
Austraalia A-League - naised	03/09 08:00	19	^[4] Sydney FC - naised v Western United FC - naised ^[1]	W	3-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	03/02 06:00	18	^[7] Western Sydney Wanderers - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[3]	W	0-2
Austraalia A-League - naised	02/17 06:00	17	^[11] Canberra Utd - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[3]	D	Postponed
Austraalia A-League - naised	02/10 06:30	16	^[1] Melbourne City - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[3]	D	0-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	02/03 08:00	15	^[3] Sydney FC - naised v Perth Glory - naised ^[4]	W	3-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	01/26 06:00	14	^[6] Melbourne Victory - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[3]	D	1-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	01/21 07:00	13	^[3] Sydney FC - naised v Newcastle Jets - naised ^[8]	W	2-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	01/17 08:00	3	^[3] Sydney FC - naised v Central Coast Mariners FC - naised ^[9]	L	1-2
Austraalia A-League - naised	01/14 06:00	12	^[6] Sydney FC - naised v Western United FC - naised ^[3]	W	1-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	01/07 07:00	11	^[9] Central Coast Mariners FC - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[5]	D	0-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	01/03 08:00	4	^[5] Sydney FC - naised v Canberra Utd - naised ^[12]	D	1-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	12/29 06:00	10	^[6] Sydney FC - naised v Wellington Phoenix - naised ^[3]	W	1-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	12/22 08:00	9	^[5] Sydney FC - naised v Brisbane Roar - naised ^[8]	D	1-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	12/17 11:00	8	^[2] Perth Glory - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[7]	D	0-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	12/10 05:00	7	^[9] Newcastle Jets - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[10]	W	0-1
Austraalia A-League - naised	11/26 05:00	6	^[8] Sydney FC - naised v Melbourne City - naised ^[1]	L	2-3
Austraalia A-League - naised	11/19 03:00	5	^[11] Adelaide United - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[9]	W	1-3
AFC klubide meistrivõistlused - naised	11/12 10:00	3	^[1] Sydney FC - naised v Hyundai Steel Red Angels - naised ^[2]	L	0-3
Austraalia A-League - naised	11/12 00:00	4	Sydney FC - naised v Canberra Utd - naised	-	Postponed
AFC klubide meistrivõistlused - naised	11/09 13:00	2	^[3] Nasaf Qarshi Women v Sydney FC - naised ^[2]	W	1-2
AFC klubide meistrivõistlused - naised	11/06 10:00	1	Sydney FC - naised v Bam Khatoon - naised	W	3-0
Austraalia A-League - naised	11/03 08:00	3	Sydney FC - naised v Central Coast Mariners FC - naised	-	Postponed
Austraalia A-League - naised	10/21 05:00	2	^[3] Brisbane Roar - naised v Sydney FC - naised ^[2]	L	1-0

Wikipedia - Sydney FC (A-League Women)

Sydney Football Club is an Australian professional women's soccer club based in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It competes in the A-League Women, the top tier of women's soccer in Australia.

History

Establishment

The formation of the W-League in October 2008 saw the league composed of eight teams. Seven of the eight clubs were directly affiliated with the A-League clubs, Sydney FC being one. The women's team shares the men's club name and colours.

Inaugural season

The inaugural W-League season was played over 10 rounds, followed by a finals series. During Sydney's season opener, the squad defeated Perth Glory 4–0 with a brace scored by Leena Khamis and two goals from Danielle Small and Heather Garriock.

Captained by Australian international Heather Garriock Sydney's first season saw mixed results. The club made it to the top four to qualify for the finals, however lost out to eventual champions Brisbane in the semi-finals.