A-Leagues All Access - Season 2

First aired: 10/19/2023 6 episodes

A-Leagues All Access will return for a second season, starting with a special episode about our returning Matildas heroes.

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Episodes

1. The Ripple Effect

Aired: 10/19/2023

As the dust settles on a remarkable 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Courtnee Vine, Lydia Williams and Kyah Simon reflect on the ripple effect the tournament has had on the Liberty A-League, whilst reminiscing about how far the local league has come in it’s 15 year history.

2. Anything is Possible

Aired: 10/26/2023

This week on A-Leagues All Access it’s Bruno Fornaroli like you’ve never seen him before. From his humble beginnings in Uruguay, a friendship with Luis Suarez and a Socceroos debut, he shares the stories of his journey from Montevideo to Melbourne.

3. Rise Like a Phoenix

Aired: 11/2/2023

Two years ago, Rylee Foster was involved in a car accident so serious, that doctors doubted she would ever walk again let alone play football. Rylee tells of how she defied all odds, rising like a phoenix and taking the field again for Wellington.

4. Living the Dream

Aired: 11/9/2023

Tolgay Arslan has seen it all in Europe and played with and against some of football’s biggest names. In this weeks A-Leagues All Access, he sheds light on his incredible footballing journey and how ending up at Melbourne City has changed his life.

5. No Plan B

Aired: 11/16/2023

Nestory Irankunda is one of the brightest prospects in Australian football. As he sealed his move to German giants Bayern Munich, the A-Leagues All Access cameras were there to catch all the emotion, and learn more about his fascinating story. Nestory speaks of the impact football and Adelaide United have had on his life, and the legacy he plans to leave for the young African community of Adelaide.

6. Coming Home

Aired: 11/23/2023

Kaz Patafta, Zach Anderson and Chad Gibson are names synonymous with the A-League and Australian football. In this week's A-Leagues All Access episode, we take a look behind the scenes at Brisbane Roar as they aim to take the club back to it's glory days, heeding inspiration from former coach Ange Postecoglou.