Future Matildas? The next wave set to take Australia by storm
Fresh off the back of the Matildas’ World Cup success, a host of new names are ready to announce themselves to the country. ERIN SMITH names the next wave of players to watch.
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‘Bucket Man’ pitch invader sentenced to jail
A pitch invader known as “Bucket Man” has left former Melbourne City goalkeeper Tom Glover with a “permanent reminder” of his act.
Ex-Jets boss awaits City in AFC Champions League
Melbourne City’s AFC Champions League opponents will include a Thai club whose fortunes are now being guided by a former A-League coach.
Kouts goes whack on stadium’s Victory fan ban call
Transport Minister Tom Koutsantonis has labelled the ultimately aborted decision to ban Melbourne Victory fans from Coopers Stadium as “stupid”.
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Reds to appoint Veart
The Reds are set to name Carl Veart as their coach, and are also willing to sell star midfielder Riley McGree for the right offer.
Slater: the only thing which can save ‘doomed’ A-League
The next A-League season may not start until March, but in the meantime the competition is facing the most pivotal off-season in its history, writes Robbie Slater.
Kewell signs Australian striker
The chance to be coached by his idol Harry Kewell was too good an offer for George Blackwood to refuse.
City unveil new coach as Mombaerts returns home
Just over a week after delivering one of Melbourne City’s best-ever results, Erick Mombaerts is leaving on compassionate grounds. But the club believes they have the perfect candidate to build on the foundations.
Popovic gone, Castro and Fornaroli could follow
Perth Glory are officially searching for a new coach after confirming the departure of Tony Popovic.
Roar earn Champions League shot
With New Zealand clubs not able to compete in Asian competition, the Roar have joined Sydney FC and Melbourne City in the AFC Champions League race.
Popovic a no-show as Perth prepare for AFC
Linked with a move to Greece, Perth coach Tony Popovic missed the Glory’s return to training.
Why Sydney FC wants to take the show on the road
Becoming the first A-League team to win three titles back-to-back is now firmly on Sydney FC’s agenda, but their ambitions are not restricted to our shores once COVID border protocols ease.
‘I just started screaming’ Sydney FC teen’s big moment
He was the youngest player on the field but Joel King has been dreaming of being part of Sydney FC’s success probably longer than another else in the A-League season decider.
Heartbreak for City as Sydney’s GF wish Grant-ed
It was a decider that had everything but a bag of goals, an overtime deadlock breaker from Rhyan Grant giving Sydney FC victory in the A-League Grand Final, but should City feel hard done by after VAR controversy?
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