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Melbourne City leads the A-League Women standings, while Sienna Saveska shines for Western Sydney Wanderers.

Canberra United and Central Coast Mariners battled to a 1-1 draw at McKellar Park, with 1,376 fans in attendance. Meanwhile, Newcastle Jets faced a setback, losing 0-2 to Melbourne City at McDonald Jones Stadium, where 2,583 supporters witnessed the action. Melbourne City`s victory solidified their position at the top of the league table, boasting an impressive 36 points from 16 matches, with 10 wins and 6 draws.

On Sunday, Western United edged out Sydney FC with a 2-1 victory at Leichhardt Oval, attracting 1,572 spectators. Western Sydney Wanderers also celebrated a crucial 2-1 win against Brisbane Roar at Wanderers Football Park, despite missing key player Sophie Harding due to injury. Sienna Saveska opened the scoring for Western Sydney in the seventh minute, while Holly Caspers, returning from injury, sealed the win with a goal just before full-time.

The current league standings show Melbourne City leading with 36 points, followed by Melbourne Victory and Adelaide United, both at 29 points. Brisbane Roar and Central Coast Mariners are tied at 24 points, while Western United and Canberra United sit at 22 points each. Western Sydney Wanderers remain at the bottom with just 6 points. Sienna Saveska`s seventh goal of the season places her at the top of the goalscoring charts, highlighting her impact on the season.

Upcoming fixtures include Western Sydney Wanderers hosting Newcastle Jets on February 14, 2025, promising more thrilling action in the A-League Women.

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