‘Strong consequences’: Coaches in the gun after ref attacks
A recent spate of ugly attacks on referees is set to come with strong sanctions for A-League coaches and officials.
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APL washes hand of Wanderers controversy
A-League officials had no comment to make about APL director Paul Lederer’s verbal lashing of referees at CommBank Stadium on Sunday.
ALW Tackle: Wasteful Sydney blow chance to steal top spot
Sydney FC misfired both before and during the game against Melbourne City, blowing their chance to go top. ERIN SMITH runs the rule over the latest round of A-League Women’s action.
Fans stunned by all-time ‘astonishing’ miss
Aussie soccer fans couldn’t believe their eyes when a Sydney FC player missed a point blank goal in the A-League on Saturday night.
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AAMI Park still an option for Western United
AAMI Park may again be a home ground for three Victorian A-League clubs if Western United’s bid to play at Lakeside Stadium falls through.
Melbourne out to end 57-year-old ‘curse’
Melbourne will be looking to win its first premiership in 57 years and shake off an unwanted piece of Australian sporting history.
Ambitious football plans locked in
Despite the ongoing impacts of border restrictions around Australia on travel and sport, the A-League has made some bold calls for its new season.
Melbourne football feud set to turn ugly
A turf war in Melbourne is set to get nasty after an A-League club locked in home fixtures at a neighbouring side’s ground without an official agreement.
Ex-Liverpool keeper intent on a glorious season with Perth
At 39, new Perth Glory keeper Brad Jones has no intention of slowing down as he prepares for his debut A-League season.
Socceroos star undecided about October qualifiers
Mat Leckie is yet to decide whether will again turn down Socceroos selection for next month’s World Cup qualifiers.
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