The NPL Western Australia Women clash between Perth AFC Women and Subiaco AFC 2 Women on Jun 14, 2026, kicks off at 05:45 UTC. Our Perth AFC Women vs Subiaco AFC 2 Women prediction gives the visitors a 50% win probability, making them clear favorites based on recent form and head-to-head trends.
Perth AFC Women come into this match in poor shape. Their last five results read L, L, L, L, D, with heavy defeats to East Perth Women (1-4), Mandurah City Women (0-2), and Port Kennedy SC Women (0-2), plus a 1-1 draw at UWA Nedlands 2 Women. They have failed to win any of those games, scoring just 2 goals while conceding 10.
Subiaco AFC 2 Women, by contrast, have been flying. Their form string shows L, W, W, W, W – four wins from five. The only blip was a 3-0 loss at Fremantle City II Women on Jun 28. Before that, they beat Murdoch University Melville FC Women 2-0, East Perth Women 4-1, and Fremantle City II Women 2-1. They have netted 8 times in those five outings and kept two clean sheets.
These sides have met twice previously (excluding this fixture). Perth AFC Women hold a slight edge with one win and one draw. On Apr 10, 2026, Perth ran out 3-1 winners at home. The other meeting, on Sep 3, 2025, ended 2-2 at Subiaco’s ground. There is no clear historical dominance, but the most recent encounter went the way of the home side on that day.
We calculate the chances as follows:
Subiaco’s strong form (four wins in five) contrasts sharply with Perth’s winless run. Although Perth enjoy home advantage, their recent home results have been dismal, with three straight losses. The head-to-head record is balanced, but current momentum heavily favors the away side. Therefore, Subiaco AFC 2 Women are the more likely winners.
No bookmaker odds are available in the data for this match. Based purely on the stats, Subiaco AFC 2 Women are the expected winners. Perth AFC Women’s defensive frailties and lack of goals make them vulnerable, while Subiaco’s attack has been consistent. Our prediction is an away victory, with a low-scoring affair possible given Perth’s recent struggles in front of goal.