ALL-FEMALE FOOTBALL CLUB.

JUNIOR & SENIOR NPLW. ADVANCED PLAYER DEVELOPMENT.

WE ARE ALAMEIN FC.

GOOD HUMANS, GREAT PLAYERS.

Alamein FC is Victoria’s only all-female player football club to field teams in every age-group of both Junior and Senior NPLW.

We guide and support female players of all ages from across the City of Boroondara and greater Melbourne, offering advanced Development programs as well as NPL teams. Alamein is a place for girls who not only want to participate in football, they want to develop and excel. And they want to do it in a safe and supportive environment.

Our Senior players, competing in the elite, semi-professional NPLW league, share training grounds with the junior players, and this creates a unique environment that fosters role models and mentoring opportunities. Through formal sessions and informal conversations with the junior players, they teach the younger girls resilience, positive mindset, skills training and pathway opportunities, helping to make Alamein FC a uniquely nurturing and character-building place to learn and play.

Now accepting Expressions of Interest for 2026.

2025 Major Sponsors

Tribute to our sponsors

At Alamein FC, sponsorship is more than just financial support, it’s a powerful investment in the future of girls and women in football. Our sponsors directly enable young female athletes to access high-quality coaching and development pathways, giving them every opportunity to reach their full potential at the highest level of the game.

From Development to elite NPL, the support of our sponsors helps remove barriers and open doors for the next generation.

Will She Still Play is a short film featuring players from Alamein FC’s Under 12 and Under 15 Development squads, sharing what they love about football, what keeps them going, and what might make them walk away.

Their answers are honest, surprising, and insightful, reminding us that if we want more girls to stay in sport, we need to start by listening.

At Alamein FC, we’re committed to developing not just elite footballers, but confident, resilient young women. This video is part of that commitment, and part of a bigger conversation that we’re proud to lead.

ALAMEIN FC. MORE THAN A CLUB, A MOVEMENT FOR FEMALE FOOTBALL.

Two women playing soccer, Alamein player in a red uniform performing a jump while controlling the ball, and the other in a blue uniform approaching. They are on a grass field with spectators in the background.
Two young female soccer players in red (Alamein) and blue (South Melbourne) uniforms competing for the ball on a green field.
Latest news from Alamein FC
Celebrating two-star Club Changer recognition
Celebrating two-star Club Changer recognition

Something special is happening at Alamein FC, and it’s just been recognised at the national level. We’re proud to share that Alamein has officially achieved two-star status in Football Australia’s Club Changer program.

This is what we stand for
This is what we stand for

Our annual fundraiser night on 2 August 2025 was more than just a good time, it was a powerful reminder of who we are and why we exist.

Keeping girls in sport
Keeping girls in sport

One of the most concerning trends in youth sport is how many girls stop playing around the ages of 13 to 15. The reasons are varied: social pressure, body image, school demands, or simply not feeling like they belong.

Supportive isn’t soft
Supportive isn’t soft

When Matildas forward Emily Gielnik visited our Under-13 NPL squad in May, she spoke about leadership, mindset, and building team culture. But the most powerful moment came when she turned the spotlight onto the girls themselves, and their responses said a lot about the kind of environment we’re building at Alamein FC.

Bingo night fundraiser
Bingo night fundraiser

Alamein FC is throwing a Bingo Night — and it’s going to be anything but quiet. This is your official invitation to a night of fast numbers, loud laughter, questionable competitiveness, and glorious fundraising in support of our girls in football.

100 games, 1000 ripples
100 games, 1000 ripples

This afternoon, Ashleigh Lefevre will step onto the pitch for her 100th game in Alamein colours. It’s a remarkable milestone for one of our club’s most loyal and talented players, but more than that, it’s a moment that speaks to the deeper culture we’re building at Alamein FC.

Supporting girls who want more
Supporting girls who want more

Before they were playing National Premier League football, Yasemin and Ivy were part of something special: Alamein’s all-girl Development Squad.

Still unequal: the gender gap in sports funding
Still unequal: the gender gap in sports funding

Progress has been made in women’s sport, but we’re not there yet, especially when it comes to funding.

Two young female soccer players in action on a green field. One wears a blue striped uniform, while the other is in a red uniform. They are both focused on a soccer ball on the ground between them. A few people and a bench are visible in the backgrou
A group of young female soccer players celebrating on a field, wearing red and blue uniforms.
Soccer goalie catching a ball in front of the net during a game on a grass field.
Female soccer player in blue and gold kicking a ball on a grassy field with a forested background.
Female soccer player in red uniform controlling the ball on a soccer field.
A group of female soccer players in blue uniforms celebrating on the field.