National Premier Leagues NSW Women's

Hello everyone and welcome to the latest episode of the Dubcast.

My name is Pelletti, it's just myself here today to take a look at the NPL Women's New South Wales Grand Finals that took place over the weekend but we will have plenty of player interviews so you don't just hear my voice for the next 20 minutes or so.

The under-23s and first-grade action wrapped up the NPL Women's New South Wales season on the weekend in first grade.

Bulls FC defeated UNSW on penalties to go back-to-back with grand final victories to go with their back-to-back premierships as well.

So back-to-back doubles.

It has been in the news lately for some not good reasons, and so I was a little bit concerned that maybe those reasons were going to delay the entry of its A-League women's team.

Again, the club told me that they are still committed to the 2027-28 season for its A-League women's side.

So, you know, perhaps they'll be able to go in with another double in the NPL women's New South Wales league And I think just if you look at the...

for this and it's off and it's in and it's tara andrews manly united has taken the lead chance for fine here's a moment he's an equalizer just like that we're level at one one and courtney vine she hasn't had many opportunities but she takes one when presented Plus his permanence, Lena Kavis, the super veteran with a super goal.

We're down to the final four in the NPL Women's Premiership season.

The semi-finals are here.

We've done that.

Now we're down to the last two.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to the From the Gantry review of the NPL Women's semi-finals.

Mike Shean with you, along with my regular partner in crime, Emily Arnold.