Alamein FC

Alamein FC is pleased to confirm Liam Kafka-Sweeney as Head of Football Operations and U20s Head Coach for 2027.

Following a strong season with our U20s, Liam will continue to lead an important stage of our player pathway, preparing emerging players for the demands of senior football.

Off the pitch, his experience, knowledge of the club and strong operational leadership will continue to be invaluable as we build towards 2027.

We’re delighted to have Liam continuing in both roles. Full update via the link in our Stories.

Expressions of Interest are now open for players who wish to join Alamein FC in 2027.

As Victoria’s only all-female club offering a complete pathway from MiniRoos through to Senior NPLW football, everything we do is built around the development of female players.

That means an environment where girls and women are not one part of the program. They ARE the program. Our coaching, pathways, development opportunities and club culture are designed with female footballers at the centre.

We combine high standards and a genuine ambition to develop players with a positive, connected culture built on passion, unity and integrity.

If you’re looking for a club where you can be challenged, supported and proud to belong, we’d love to hear from you.

EOIs are now open for players of all ages, in both NPL and community pathways.

Register your interest via the link in our bio.

Committed through 2028. 💪💪

We are pleased to announce that John Kyrgios will continue as Alamein FC’s Senior Head Coach for the next two seasons.

Head to our Stories for a link to the full story and to read his vision for the squad.

ANNOUNCEMENT: A new chapter for Alamein football.

Amy Crawford will become Alamein FC’s Technical Director for the 2027 season, stepping away from her current role as U13 Head Coach, while continuing as NPLW Assistant Coach.

A Football Australia B Diploma coach and Coach Education Tutor, Amy brings experience across junior and senior football, coach development and the professional women’s game, including a coaching internship with Melbourne City FC’s A-League Women’s program.

Named Alamein FC Coach of the Year in 2025, Amy knows our club, our players and our culture. Now, she’ll take the lead in shaping the next phase of our football program.

Her vision is clear: a connected pathway from juniors to seniors, strong development for players and coaches, a recognisable Alamein football identity, and a high-performance environment with ambitious standards, without losing the culture that makes this club special.

The full story about Amy’s appointment will be shared in our Stories.

Keep an eye on our feed for news of more leadership coaching appointments in the coming days and weeks (teaser: we’re pleased to share that current TD Liam Kafka-Sweeney will remain at the club).

Welcome to the new role Amy! ❤️💙

💙❤️ What a way to finish the season at home! A 2-0 win for our Seniors, capped off with Anais Josefski ‘s goal that came bang on the final whistle.

Yesterday was a clean sweep for every Alamein NPL team, with the U13s, U15s, U17s, U20s and NPLW all bringing home wins in their respective matches.

Finals might have just slipped through our fingers this year, but we couldn’t be more proud of this finish and we’re already building even bigger and stronger for next Season. Watch this space.

Photography credit Centre Circle Photography

💙❤️ What a way to finish the season at home! A 2-0 win for our Seniors, capped off with Anais Josefski ‘s goal that came bang on the final whistle.

Yesterday was a clean sweep for every Alamein NPL team, with the U13s, U15s, U17s, U20s and NPLW all bringing home wins in their respective matches.

Finals might have just slipped through our fingers this year, but we couldn’t be more proud of this finish and we’re already building even bigger and stronger for next Season. Watch this space.

It’s the Senior NPLW final match of the season. Get to Dorothy Laver this afternoon to see the Angels in action one more time! Kick off 3pm.