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4-3! Western United come from behind THREE TIMES to beat Canberra in an A-Leagues epic

Summary by aleagues.com.au
Western United have pulled off a remarkable win over Canberra United, having trailed three times in a dramatic 4-3 win at Ironbark Fields. Canberra led at 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 thanks to goals from Bethany Gordon, Madison Ayson and Mary Stanic-Floody but time and again, the hosts found the answers. Keiwa Hieda, Catherine Zimmerman and Sandra Ibarguen scored the equalising goals to set the stage for an 89th-minute winner, forced by Western substitute …
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Western United ALW Report: A famous Ironbark Fields night

Western United produced arguably its greatest-ever win at Ironbark Fields with a 4-3 Ninja A-League Women triumph over Canberra United. Spurred on by the home support in Tarneit, the Green and Black thrice came from behind to equalise heading into the final 10 minutes. Keiwa Hieda scored her first of the season, Catherine Zimmerman launched a rocket into the top corner and Sandra Ibarguen netted her maiden Western United goal to set up a grandst…

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4-3! Western United come from behind THREE TIMES to beat Canberra in an A-Leagues epic

Western United have pulled off a remarkable win over Canberra United, having trailed three times in a dramatic 4-3 win at Ironbark Fields. Canberra led at 1-0, 2-1 and 3-2 thanks to goals from Bethany Gordon, Madison Ayson and Mary Stanic-Floody but time and again, the hosts found the answers. Keiwa Hieda, Catherine Zimmerman and Sandra Ibarguen scored the equalising goals to set the stage for an 89th-minute winner, forced by Western substitute …

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REVIEW: CANBERRA FALL IN SEVEN-GOAL THRILLER

Canberra United have fallen to defeat in a seven goal-thriller at Ironbark stadium, having led at three times during the match. Back in Melbourne for the second time in five days, two changes were made to the starting eleven from round 18, as Michelle Heyman and Sofia Christopherson returned to the starters for Jynaya Dos Santos and Tegan Bertolissio. It was an energetic start to the clash, with chances aplenty at either end of the pitch. Sally …

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canberraunited.com.au broke the news in on Friday, March 14, 2025.
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