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Marissa Lordanic

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  • Assistant Editor, ESPN
Kard, Melbourne
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Marissa Lordanic is a sports journalist, podcast host and producer, and colour commentator from Melbourne, Australia. She covers women's sports with a particular focus on football and Australian rules, but loves a good story no matter the code.

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Jackie Narracott's winding journey to skeleton podium

Jackie Narracott's winding journey to skeleton podium

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What impact will Carpenter's injury have on the Matildas?

What impact will Carpenter's injury have on the Matildas?

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Time to shift the women's sporting narrative once and for all

Time to shift the women's sporting narrative once and for all

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Wheeler could be the Matildas' missing piece of the puzzle

Wheeler could be the Matildas' missing piece of the puzzle

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More than a Westfield Matildas kit, it was everything we dreamed of

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How FIFA is breeding a new generation of Matildas coaches

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Articles

How Bev Priestman is quietly rebuilding her career in New Zealand

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By Marissa Lordanic Verified
| FCEXTRATIME
When Bev Priestman stands on the sidelines at AAMI Park on Saturday afternoon, she'll be focused on leading the Wellington Phoenix to a first-ever A-League Women championship. In her way will be a Melbourne City team looking to win a first championship since 2020 and earn trophy No. 2 of the season before heading to South Korea for an AFC Women's Champions League semifinal four days later in their quest for an unprecedented Treble.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy A-League Women 2025-26 report cards: Failure in Sydney

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By Marissa Lordanic Verified
| MSN Verified
Marissa Lordanic As the A-League Women season winds its way through the finals, most of the league is staring down one of the longest offseasons in world football. Some teams will be licking their wounds, having just been knocked out of the postseason like Canberra and Adelaide. Others, like Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers, will have known their seasons were over quite early on and had to reckon with that failure.
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Continuity key for Joe Montemurro and Matildas

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By Marissa Lordanic Verified
| ESPN Australia Verified
It hasn't even been two weeks since the Matildas lost to Japan in the final of the Women's Asian Cup but the squad for the next window has been released. Editor's Picks Australia shares Kerr and Matildas' heartbreak: 'Football man, that's why we love it' The inaugural FIFA Series sees Australia back in international action, playing in a group with Malawi, India, and host nation Kenya.
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What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Otter is a life saver for transcribing interviews and I can't recommend it highly enough.

What's your favorite social network?

Twitter.

Aside from your own, what's your favorite publication to read?

The Guardian's coverage of football, especially women's, is excellent.