Canberra steamrolling into W-League finals

The goals came from Michelle Heyman - her 62nd in 100 W-League apperances - and Elise Thorsnes, the late strikes leaving the Wanderers little time to respond.

Who’s the real @Mheyman23??! #CUinGreen #CBRvWSW pic.twitter.com/lDvPSARudm

— Nickoletta Flannery (@nickii_flannery) January 14, 2018

Congratulations to @Mheyman23 on her 100th W-League match today. #heyman100 #wleague #CBRvWSW pic.twitter.com/2eJ7c6B5SU

— The Women's Game (@TheWomensGame) January 14, 2018

Despite 3 big match ups there's no @WLeague on #SBS this arvo..Instead we have an extended version of entire train journey by the Ghan from Adelaide to Darwin! 🙊 Back to Twitter #CBRvWSW

— Heather Reid AM (@Reidyfour) January 14, 2018

Canberra currently sit sixth in the league, occupying the last finals spot five points above Melbourne Victory in seventh.

Melbourne Victory also won their match, but Canberra’s three points retain the five-point gap leading into the final three rounds.