Grand final curse? Brisbane knocked off again at final hurdle
The heartache in finales has come again for Brisbane, this time as the Roar were defeated 3-1 by Sydney FC, who claimed the Australia Cup for the second time.
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World Cup penalty hero ‘far from guaranteed’ Matildas’ spot
She was a hero at the World Cup – calmly slotting the match-winning winning penalty past the French keeper – but Cortnee Vine knows her spot in the Matildas’ side is never a sure thing.
Roar hope to deliver for Brisbane sport fans
The Broncos and the Lions fell short in their grand finals, so it’s up to the Roar to deliver some silverware to Brisbane sport fans.
A-League clubs scoring for fun in AFC Cup
The AFC Cup is proving to be a happy hunting ground for A-League clubs who went on a scoring frenzy against Filipino teams.
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Life in sports hub a serious threat to mental health
Few realise the sacrifices made to ensure the A-League season will be completed — but Melbourne City’s Rostyn Griffiths has given an insight into the harsh reality of life inside the bubble.
Jets fly high over Phoenix
A top-two berth has eluded Wellington Phoenix after a 3-0 loss to the Newcastle Jets.
A-League star’s media role sparks COVID probe
Former Socceroo Scott McDonald is under investigation for potentially breaching the A-League’s COVID-19 protocols – twice – and it comes after his own rant on “f***ing stupid idiots” for breaking the rules.
Victory will rise after 2020 debacle
Melbourne Victory chairman Anthony Di Pietro says the club’s awful season wasn’t good enough and has promised change.
Socceroos grounded for 2020 as next year fills up fast
Remember the Socceroos’ World Cup qualifying campaign! It’s been 10 months since Graham Arnold’s men last played (a 1-0 win in Jordan). And a FIFA directive isn’t good news for a resumption any time soon.
Waiting game for Veart
Adelaide United will wait until next month to announce if Carl Veart has earned the Reds’ coaching job.
Berisha double lifts United to finals
Western United will play finals football in their first A-League season following a 2-0 win over Perth Glory.
Slater: This A-League dead rubber can’t happen again
The A-League cannot afford to have the two biggest clubs contesting a meaningless match on the eve of finals. There’s so much at stake for the competition if these heavyweight flops continue to fail, writes Robbie Slater.
Reds’ finals hopes in lap of football gods
Adelaide United face a nervous wait to find out if they will make the finals after producing a stirring fightback against Melbourne City to snare a draw at ANZ Stadium.
Rudan: We can beat anybody
They aren’t in the top six yet, but Western United are the A-League’s form team, according to coach Mark Rudan.
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