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Australia's Top Women's League a 'Burning Platform': Report

Summary by Channel News Asia

MELBOURNE :Australia's top women's soccer league is falling behind global peers as it loses talent, attracts smaller match-day crowds and pays stagnating wages, a report has found.Players union Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) likened the 11-team A-League Women (ALW) to a "burning platform" in its re

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Soccer-Australia's top women's league a 'burning platform': report

MELBOURNE (Reuters) -Australia's top women's soccer league is falling behind global peers as it loses talent, attracts smaller match-day crowds and pays stagnating wages, a report has found. Read full story

17 hours ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

Australia's top women's league a 'burning platform': report

MELBOURNE :Australia's top women's soccer league is falling behind global peers as it loses talent, attracts smaller match-day crowds and pays stagnating wages, a report has found.Players union Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) likened the 11-team A-League Women (ALW) to a "burning platform" in its re

17 hours ago·Singapore

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Channel News Asia broke the news in Singapore 17 hours ago on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.

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