90 minutes, two teams, one city.  The W-League finally has derby of its own with the battle for Sydney on this weekend as Sky Blues of Sydney FC take on the Red and Black of the Western Sydney Wanderers. 


Former teammates prepare to face off this Saturday | Brendan Thorne/Getty Images

So you all know this Saturday is the very first W-League SYDNEY DERBY, right?!

Help us show the players and the Clubs just how much Sydney siders love their football and make sure you get along to Leichhardt oval this Saturday for a 2pm kick off.

Sydney FC staged a remarkable second-half recovery to snare a share of the spoils against Newcastle Jets, in a 3-3 Westfield W-League draw at Leichhardt Oval.

Goals aplenty between Sydney and Newcastle | Getty

Thanks to the generosity and support of super fan Diane from the good ole US of A, we have a Canberra United and a Sydney FC W-League membership to give away. Tops or what?!

How do you score these prizes of awesome? Simple.

1. Snap a photo (or two or ten) at the game (that's Canberra United v Brisbane Roar or Sydney FC v Newcastle Jets) of yourself or your friends either:
   1. with your favourite player or
   2. in your supporters gear
2. Post your photos to instagram and / or twitter and tag them with #TWGcomp

Make it creative! You'll get bonus marks for being extra fanatical: dress ups, signs... etc.

Your photo will be entered into a gallery on The Womens Game Facebook page for everyone to see and an 'expert' panel of judges (that’d be Ann, Dan & Shell) will pick a winner.

So, get to a game, get shooting and good luck!

Entries close: 5pm Monday 22 October.

What about fans of Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth & Western Sydney? We'll be giving away an uber awesome prize at the end of the season for the best photo of the year, so take photos at your games too. Don't forget to tag them #TWGcomp.

And fear not, we have prizes lined up in the coming weeks from all the W-League clubs, so keep an eye on the website, facebook and twitter.

Following on from her well publicised departure from reigning W-League champions Canberra United,  Matildas' defender Ellyse Perry has confirmed her move to Sydney FC for the 2012/13 W-League season.  

Perry set to play for her hometown club Sydney | TWG

"Two roads diverged in a wood"

We have all faced that cross road. That moment when you know a decision, or non-decision, could forever change the trajectory of your life. For Matildas striker Sam Kerr, her cross road was in the form of a rupture in a small, but crucial, ligament in her knee in September 2011.

Every team needs a great personality and in the Matildas there are plenty of those.  One such player is defender Servet Uzunlar.  The dichotomy of Uzunlar's personality is fascinating.  Fun, playful, self-deprecating off the pitch yet intense, focused and self-critical on it. 

Uzunlar (L) with teammate Teigan Allen | TWG

It's finally here! After 12 weeks, 10 rounds, 35 games and 125 goals, we are down to the final four teams in the Westfield W-League;  Canberra United, Brisbane Roar, Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory.  This weekend the final four battle it out for the right to play in the 2012 Westfield W-League Grand Final.

(L-R) Ashley Brown, Tameka Butt, Kyah Simon, Michelle Heyman | Bryan Crawford (FFA)

While the Sydney FC team is one chock full of stars, this year it has been their lesser well known players that have steered the Sky Blues into the finals.  They include the likes of Renee Rollason, Teresa Polias and backline general Danielle Brogan. 

Now with captain Heather Garriock out for the rest of the season, defender Brogan will stand in to lead Sydney for the rest of the W-League campaign.   

Brogan clearing possibe danger | TWG

Sydney FC returns to Westfield W-League action today as they take on Adelaide United in Week 6.  The match also sees a much welcomed return to the line up of prolific striker Leena Khamis. 

Khamis back to lead the lines | TWG