5 rounds into the season I have a little stat for you.
Canberra United are yet to score a goal in the first half, in fact only one of their goals this season has been scored before the 70th minute, and that was their first goal for the season. I feel really sorry for their manager, Vicki Linton, she must be having heart palpitations every game, with her girls leaving it so late to score the winner (as was the case against Adelaide and Melbourne City) or the equalizer like on the weekend against Perth.
Thursday 4th February
Melbourne City V Sydney FC, AAMI Park, 7:05pm ESDT
Sunday 7th February
Western Sydney Wanderers V Adelaide United, Marconi Stadium, 4:05pm ESDT
Melbourne Victory V Newcastle Jets, Latrobe City Stadium Morwell, 6:05pm ESDT
Monday 8th February
Sydney FC V Canberra United, Jubilee Stadium, 4:35pm ESDT
Thursday 11th February
Western Sydney Wanderers V Brisbane Roar, Marconi Stadium, 7:05pm ESDT 6:05pm EST
Saturday 13th February
Melbourne City V Newcastle, Jets CB Smith Reserve, 5:05pm ESDT
Sunday 14th February
Sydney FC V Brisbane Roar, Leichardt Oval, 4:05pm ESDT 3:05pm EST
Adelaide United V Canberra United, Marden Sports Complex, 6:05pm ESDT 5:35pm CSDT
Thursday 25th February
Western Sydney Wanderers V Melbourne City, Wanders Centre of Football, 7:05pm ESDT
Perth Glory V Sydney FC, Dorrien Gardens, 6:35pm WST 9:35pm ESDT
Friday 26th February
Newcastle Jets V Adelaide United, No.2 Showgrounds, 6:05pm ESDT
Sunday 28th February
Melbourne Victory V Canberra United, Epping Stadium, 4:05pm ESDT
Rebekah Stott (part of the Melbourne City championship winning squad last season) announced this morning that she has been diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin's Lymphoma. She's set to undergo treatment in New Zealand.