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2019 Brimbank Female Football Festival

3 April, 2019

Continuing to promote female participation in Sport.

Brimbank is one of 6 Councils who have expressed interest for the Matildas – Australian Female Soccer team’s home to be based in Brimbank.

Photo: Kilmon Talliadoros – Football Victoria President, Victoria Police representatives, Eric Psarianos- President Calder United SC, Cr Bruce Lancashire, Cr Georgina Papafotiou, Mayor- Cr Lucinda Congreve and Amanda Stella- General Manager Calder United SC.

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