We saw some of Woden’s youngest, newest and most talented Miniroos come down to the Mawson Playing Fields last Friday night, to celebrate the Women’s Asian Cup and kickstart their 2026 season! It was a fantastic Autumn evening filled with fun, laughter and plenty of goals – made sweeter when our Matildas got the job…
Game On for All: White Eagles Remove Financial Barriers for Young Footballers
Capital Football is pleased to recognise Canberra White Eagles Football Club (WEFC) as the Club Changer Club of the Month for March, highlighting the club’s commitment to inclusion, accessibility, and community impact. As part of Football Australia’s Club Changer Program, which supports clubs to build strong, sustainable and inclusive environments, WEFC has demonstrated leadership through…
CAPITAL FOOTBALL INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER CERTIFICATE (ITC) GUIDE 2026
The Capital Football ITC Guide 2026 explains the International Transfer Certificate (ITC) process for players registering to play football in the Capital Football region whose most recent registration was with a club outside Australia. An ITC is a mandatory FIFA requirement and must be completed before a player transferring from overseas can be registered and become eligible…
NPL BOYS REVIEW: ROUND 24 WRAP
All the latest results and wrap from the National Premier League Boys age grade competitions. NPL14 William Morey hit a midweek hat-trick for Tigers FC as the visiting team were 7-2 victors away against Brindabella Blues in Calwell. Anton Kafadar also struck two in a big Tigers FC away win. Hayden Trethewey and Seb Lukasik…
Feature: Belnorth FC – A Grassroots Giant Building from the Ground Up
On the edge of the Kaleen playing fields, where soccer balls echo off the fences and laughter from juniors’ spills into the air, there’s something quietly powerful unfolding at Belnorth Football Club. A club born in the 1970s, Belnorth stands as one of Canberra’s most community-focused football institutions, rooted in grassroots values but constantly evolving…
PREVIEW: NPLW ROUND 7 – CANBERRA CLASSICO TO SHAKE UP THE TOP FOUR
Second place is up for grabs in Round 7 of the National Premier League Women’s, as Canberra Croatia visit Canberra Olympic at O’Connor Enclosed. Reigning champions Olympic have come on leaps and bounds since starting their season with back to back defeats, and will no doubt be in a confident mood as they look for…
PREVIEW: NPL WOMEN – TUGGERANONG AND ANU SEEK MAIDEN WIN
Between the Kanga Cup and NPLW and NPL games almost every night, the ACT is spoiled for choice with football always on this week. The weekend of Women’s football starts on Friday with the battle of the bottom of the table and ends on Sunday with a classic of Canberra’s football that should draw crowds…
CAPITAL CHEMIST VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH: JUNE 2024 – FINTAN O’LAIGHIN
Our Capital Chemist Volunteer of the Month Award, for June 2024, goes to FINTAN O’LAIGHIN from South Canberra FC. Fintan can often be seen at South Canberra games, often doing a variety of roles. If he isn’t watching a game, Fintan can be seen running the lines, filling as a referee, helping to pack up…
PREVIEW: NPL WOMEN – GUNNERS SEEK CROATIA SCALP
Gungahlin United is indeed in fine form before hosting a Canberra Croatia team well rested after a weekend off in what is sure to be a blockbuster match as the Women’s National Premier League reaches Round 5. Nick Val Aalst’s squad have scored 18 goals in the last three games and can confirm they can…
THE WEEKLY WRAP NPL WOMEN: ROUND 4
Missed the Women’s National Premier League Round 4? Here’s your wrap-up! IN A NUTSHELL Only the two matches in the Women’s NPL this week and both went according to the script. Gungahlin United took their goal tally against AN U WFC to fourteen in the week following up their Federation Cup success with an 8-0…



















