Central Coast Mariners

Matildas captain Sam Kerr has lashed the uncertainty facing Central Coast's women's team and a lack of investment in the A-League Women just three years after Australia hosted the Women's World Cup.

Players from the Central Coast Mariners' A-League Women team say they were blindsided by the announcement that the club's new owners, TSG, did not include the women's program in its acquisition.

The future of the Central Coast Mariners has been secured with the owners of Championship side Queens Park Rangers completing a takeover of the embattled A-League club.

ESPN is handing out report cards for each A-League Women team as their season ends, looking at the highlights, the lowlights and everything in between.

Perth Glory came from behind twice to beat the Newcastle Jets, while the Western Sydney Wanderers were toothless in front of goal.

Willa Pearson broke a long-standing Sam Kerr record, while the Wellington Phoenix were shooting but not scoring.

Makala Woods' stocks continue to rise at Wellington Phoenix, while Brisbane Roar shipped five unanswered goals.

It was derby delight for the Western Sydney Wanderers while Sydney FC witnessed the end of an era in more ways than one.

Matildas bolter Annalise Rasmussen hopes her midseason switch to Italian giants Juventus doesn't limit her chances of a call-up to Australia's Women's Asian Cup squad.

Adelaide may be sitting third-last, but the Reds are just two wins away from A-League Women leaders Melbourne City. Plus: Canberra's missed opportunity and agony for Chloe Logarzo Berryhill.