Football Australia boss becomes third powerbroker to quit
Football Australia chief executive James Johnson has dropped a bombshell announcement, with the star administrator stepping down after five-and-a-half years in charge.
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Former Socceroos boss Graham Arnold to coach Iraq
Former Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has reportedly signed with a rival Asian outfit ahead of next round of World Cup qualifiers.
Socceroos coach’s challenge to young guns
Staying in the A-League for another season and scoring 20 goals could earn talented young Australian forwards a place at next year’s World Cup.
Popovic seeking midfield ‘solution’
An “unexpected” selection could be the answer for the Socceroos in their bid to replace injured star Jackson Irvine.
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Melbourne move a winner for Trewin
The impressive Kai Trewin made the right decision in leaving Brisbane Roar to join Melbourne City.
Socceroos rocked by star’s injury
A key Socceroo has a foot injury ahead of Australia’s FIFA World Cup qualifiers against Japan and Saudi Arabia.
Key Socceroo’s surprise early injury return
In good news for the Socceroos ahead of June’s FIFA World Cup qualifiers, a talented defender is set to be available for selection after recovering from a serious knee injury.
‘Special’ game awaits Socceroos
A win over Japan in Perth in June could seal the Socceroos a spot in next year’s FIFA World Cup, and the coach knows it’s a “special” game.
Socceroos on road to the World Cup after win over China
The Socceroos have defeated China and received a boost in their push to to cement a spot for the 2026 World Cup after a Japan and Saudi Arabia stalemate.
Hero emerges as Socceroos catch fire
The Socceroos are on the brink after a crucial World Cup qualification victory on Tuesday night that was full of class.
Socceroos secure back-to-back wins
Jackson Irvine and Nishan Velupillay have continued their goal-scoring form to help the Socceroos to another win.
Socceroos prepared for Chinese onslaught
The Socceroos can take another important step on the qualifying road to next year’s FIFA World Cup with a win in China on Tuesday night.
Duke called into Socceroos squad
The Socceroos can take another important step towards FIFA World Cup qualification with a win over China in Hangzhou.
Scoreline ‘flattered’ Socceroos
It’s hard not to be happy after a 5-1 victory, but the Socceroos know they need a better performance to win in China on Tuesday night.
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