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Mustangs FC: Goals

2017

Mustangs FC: Goals

2017

  • NFSA IDK0Q8HC0N
  • TypeTelevision
  • MediumMoving Image
  • FormSeries
  • GenresChildren, Drama
  • Year2017

Mustangs FC opens with a clear-eyed look at the barriers faced by girls and young women in sport. From outdated club structures and limited access to facilities, to societal expectations and a lack of visible role models, the series explores with a light touch the systemic challenges that can discourage female participation in traditionally male-dominated spaces like football.

Set against the backdrop of a newly formed girls’ team, the clip captures the excitement and uncertainty of building something from the ground up. It also reflects a broader cultural shift, airing just a year after the AFL Women’s League began paying its players and implementing policies to support women athletes, including travel allowances, income protection and childcare support.

This sequence from Goals, the first episode of the first season, resonates with ongoing conversations about gender equity in sport, echoed in the achievements of the Matildas and the growing visibility of women’s football in Australia.

Mustangs FC opens with a clear-eyed look at the barriers faced by girls and young women in sport. From outdated club structures and limited access to facilities, to societal expectations and a lack of visible role models, the series explores with a light touch the systemic challenges that can discourage female participation in traditionally male-dominated spaces like football.

Set against the backdrop of a newly formed girls’ team, the clip captures the excitement and uncertainty of building something from the ground up. It also reflects a broader cultural shift, airing just a year after the AFL Women’s League began paying its players and implementing policies to support women athletes, including travel allowances, income protection and childcare support.

This sequence from Goals, the first episode of the first season, resonates with ongoing conversations about gender equity in sport, echoed in the achievements of the Matildas and the growing visibility of women’s football in Australia.

  • Cast
    Jacek Koman
    Cast
    Celine Ajobong
    Cast
    Molly Broadstock
    Cast
    Gemma Chua-Tran
    Cast
    Ashleigh Marshall
    Cast
    Emmanuelle Mattana
    Cast
    Pia Miranda
    Cast
    Monique Heath
    Producer
    Rachel Davis
    Producer
    Amanda Higgs
    Narrator
    Celia Pacquola
    Director
    Tori Garrett
    Executive Producer
    Debbie Lee
    Sponsor
    Screen Australia
    Scriptwriter
    Michael Miller
    Production Company
    Matchbox Pictures
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