Man in picnic chair exposes sport bombshell
A bomb has been dropped on Australian sport with a scandal being exposed by a person sitting on a picnic chair.
A-League
‘Next step’: Riot victim quits A-League
The goalkeeper caught up in one of the most outrageous moments in Australian sport has decided to take his career overseas.
Cup holders’ humiliating way to defend title
Four A-League teams, including the defending champions, will fight for Australia Cup qualification in Darwin next month.
No excuses for City’s horror show
Socceroo Mathew Leckie is still coming to terms with Melbourne City’s grand final capitulation.
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Milligan and Federici run with the Bulls
A-League newcomers Macarthur FC have snared the services former Socceroos Mark Milligan and Adam Federici.
High five for rampant Reds
Adelaide United kept alive their hopes of playing finals football with an awesome attacking display against Perth Glory.
There’s life after Robbie for Roar
Warren Moon celebrated his first win as an A-League coach as Brisbane Roar moved on from the Robbie Fowler era.
Maclaren won’t quit A-League during cap crisis
Melbourne City striker Jamie Maclaren is keen for the A-League to prosper despite the threat of a talent drain due to the slashing of the salary cap.
Reds on the run from pandemic
A growing COVID-19 cluster in Potts Points has led to Adelaide United changing hotels for a fourth time in 11 days.
Bosnich: Only way to bring down A-League’s Goliath
When breaking down Sydney FC’s third Premier’s Plate in four seasons, the club’s dominance is laid bare. But MARK BOSNICH reveals how to end their grand final party.
Roar spirits soar with Fowler gone
The Roar’s decision to go local in appointing Warren Moon as Robbie Fowler’s replacement has led to a revival of Queensland spirit.
Meltdown won’t stop pursuit of greatness
Sydney FC are grateful to Newcastle for giving them ‘the wake call we needed’ last week as they focus on completing an A-League season for the ages in style.
Late equaliser denies Mariners
The Mariners’ search for an elusive win continues after a late Simon Cox header earnt the Wanderers a draw in Gosford.
‘We’re puppets’: Riled Reds star questions Sydney hub
The A-League’s season-saving move to bring all 11 teams into a NSW hub left players from rival states perplexed, according to Adelaide United star Paul Izzo.
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