Lydia Williams

Lydia Williams is a 38-year-old football player who plays as a keeper for Melbourne Victory, born on 13 Mei 1988, who is right-footed. Follow Lydia Williams on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, career history, transfer news, FotMob ratings, and comprehensive performance analytics.

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Lydia Williams currently plays for Melbourne Victory alongside Courtney Newbon, Claudia Bunge, Chelsea Blissett, Sofia Sakalis, Taylor Ray, Ella O'Grady, Sienna Saveska, Holly Furphy, Rhianna Pollicina, Nickoletta Flannery, Fiorina Iaria, Kennedy White, Poppy O'Keeffe, Kayla Morrison, Zoe McMeeken, Leyla Hussein, Natalie Picak, Rachel Lowe, Laura Pickett, Chloe McKenzie, Rosie Curtis, Sienna Techera, Payton Woodward, Jessica Young, Alana Jancevski, and Grace Maher. Visit their player pages on FotMob to explore detailed statistics, performance ratings, and career information.

Lydia Williams's career has also included time at A-Leagues All Stars, Melbourne Victory, Brighton, Paris Saint Germain, Arsenal, Melbourne City FC, Seattle Reign FC, Houston Dash, Canberra United FC, Washington Spirit, and Piteå IF.

On the international stage, Lydia Williams has represented Australia.

Lydia Williams is from Australia, and the national team includes Alex Robertson, Ante Suto, Deni Juric, Fran Karacic, Kai Trewin, Lucas Herrington, Nestory Irankunda, Patrick Beach, Paul Okon-Engstler, Mathew Ryan, Milos Degenek, Jordan Bos, Martin Boyle, Nishan Velupillay, Connor Metcalfe, Ajdin Hrustic, Awer Mabil, Paul Izzo, Aiden O'Neill, Riley McGree, Aziz Behich, Patrick Yazbek, Jacob Italiano, Cameron Burgess, Jason Geria, and Alessandro Circati. Explore each player's page on FotMob for comprehensive statistics, match history, and international career data.

Throughout their career, Lydia Williams has won 7 titles: AFC Women's Asian Cup (2010 - China PR), Tournament of Nations (2017), and FFA Cup of Nations (2023, 2019) with Australia and A-League Women (2019/2020, 2017/2018, 2016/2017) with Melbourne City FC.

Lydia Williams has competed in A-League Women, WSL, Women's Champions League, NWSL, and Women's World Cup. Each league page on FotMob provides comprehensive coverage including standings, fixtures, top scorers, and detailed team statistics.

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