Disgraced Olympian slugged with monster cocaine ban
Australian hockey star Tom Craig has learned his fate over the Paris Olympics cocaine scandal – with the Kookaburras gun set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines.
Australian hockey star Tom Craig has learned his fate over the Paris Olympics cocaine scandal – with the Kookaburras gun set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines.
If there are three key components to football, the Socceroos scaped pass marks for two of them against Indonesia. But the one they got wrong could doom their World Cup qualification campaign.
Socceroos midfielder Keanu Baccus says he only expects qualifying for this and future World Cups to get harder as more and more Asian countries invest more into national football teams.
Brisbane Roar CEO Kaz Patafta has revealed the team’s $10 million plan to revamp Perry Park, without the need for government funding, reports ERIN SMITH.
Millions of fans around the world will get a sneak peek into life as an A-Leagues player with superstar Douglas Costa penning a deal with social media platform OnlyFans to promote his time at Sydney FC.
After a horrible 12 months from the Matildas, and a crucial lead in to the 2027 World Cup ahead, Football Australia is pleading for funding for women’s football or it could quickly be left behind.
Olympic silver medal winner Jack Robinson won’t have any extra silverware to add to his trophy cabinet after being bested by Brazilian surfer Italo Ferreira at the World Surf League finals.
Australia’s long road to the World Cup is off to a poor start following a surprise 1-0 defeat to a side ranked 60 places below it which highlighted a familiar problem for Graham Arnold’s side.
The Western Sydney Wanderers have pulled off one of the biggest signings in A-League’s history – luring a former Manchester United and Chelsea star to the club.
There’s one big difference between Australia’s newest national football team – the Blue Heelers – and the Matildas and Socceroos. If things had gone differently, every player in their squad would be dead.
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