US star on how A-League Women can 'compete with major leagues'
Taylor Otto sees a lot of potential in the Australian domestic league. She thinks it just needs a bigger investment to get there.
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Melbourne City to face 'team we never want to lose to' in A-League Women semifinalTopic:A-League Women6h ago6 hours agoThu 30 Apr 2026 at 3:57amTaylor Otto joined Melbourne City ahead of the 2023/2024 season. (Getty: James Worsfold)abc.net.au/news/melbourne-city-to-reignite-rivalry-with-victory-2026-semifinal/106620994Link copiedShareShare articleTaylor Otto knows a thing or two about rivalries.The Melbourne City defender grew up in the Midwest of America and played college soccer for North Carolina, which has a renowned rivalry with Duke University.Then, after a stint in the National Women's Soccer League, she found her way to Scottish heavyweights Celtic, whose intense rivalry with Rangers is one of the best known in the world.It's an antagonism that extends well beyond the pitch.For…
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