Carney set for Middle East move
FORMER Socceroo David Carney is poised for one final payday in his career, with a Qatari club ready to launch a bid for the Jets winger in the January transfer window.
A League
’Realistic’ Wanderers silence the hype
WESTERN Sydney’s class of 2015-16 is only the fifth team in A-League history to win six on the bounce but the surprise leaders aren’t getting ahead of themselves.
Studs Up: FFA must get back on track
RE-LIVE: Football has had many critical junctures and this week could be the biggest of the A-League era. Re-live David Davutovic’s discussion of all the hot topics.
FFA’s 32 own goals in 18 months
AFTER the debacle over fan protests, it’s clear FFA has made enough howlers in the past 18 months to raise serious questions about the game’s leadership.
Full Roar squad heading north
BRISBANE Roar will take their entire first-team squad – including injured quartet Javier Hervas, Jean Carlos Solorzano, Michael Theo and Luke DeVere – to Cairns.
FFA meeting crucial for game’s short-term future
WEDNESDAY’S meetings between disgruntled stakeholders and Australian soccer chiefs could determine the game’s short term future.
Lady Reds in mid-table battle
The Lady Reds drew 1-1 with Glory and is now locked in a huge mid-table battle, sitting fifth with nine points after picking up just a point in the past three matches.
Sanchez goal all according to plan
ADELAIDE United’s matchwinning hero Pablo Sanchez has revealed that the stunning goal which sent Perth Glory crashing to the bottom of the A-League ladder was planned well before kick-off.
How players reacted to fan boycotts
JAMIE Maclaren is the latest player to speak out about active supporters’ decision to boycott A-League games, explaining how it has affected the players.
How we’ll tell if Roar are real deal
THE Brisbane Roar had another reality check at the weekend, and Marco Monteverde says we’ll find out soon if they’re still title contenders. Live blog at noon!
Win important for players, city and me: Amor
ADELAIDE United coach Guillermo Amor says the Reds’ win over Perth Glory was important for his players, for the club, for the city … and for him.
Stylish Adelaide breaks A-League duck
THE swashbuckling Adelaide United of old returned at Coopers Stadium, playing Perth Glory off the park to record its first win of the A-League season.
FFA admits blue over Victory match
FOOTBALL Federation Australia admits it botched Saturday night’s A-League clash between Melbourne Victory and Wellington.
Broich says Roar must close the gap
BRISBANE’S long-held mantra of performances being more important than results is even starting to test the patience of long-time Roar conductor Thomas Broich.
Video: Watch EVERY A-League weekend goal
IT was another weekend of scintillating A-League action, with 13 goals coming across the round’s five fixtures. Watch them all here!
City women continue winning streak
THERE is no stopping Melbourne City’s all-conquering women’s team, who maintained their perfect W-League start with a 4-0 derby rout of Melbourne Victory on Sunday.
Victory’s focus on Wanderers showdown
KEVIN Muscat says he won’t bother to review Saturday’s debacle in Auckland too deeply this week as his Melbourne Victory side prepares for a showdown with Western Sydney.
From cellar to summit for resurgent Wanderers
IT’S the ultimate last-to-first turnaround that has Western Sydney on track for their first A-League title.
Are we finally seeing the real Melbourne City
COULD this finally be it?After so many false dawns, could the sleeping giant that is Melbourne City finally be awakening?
Muscat seethes over A-League potato patch
APOPLECTIC Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat has slammed Football Federation Australia for Saturday’s “disgrace” of an A-League match.
Fans going too far with boycotts: Kossie
THE fallout from an article in the Sydney press two weeks ago isn’t the catastrophe for the game many would have you believe, writes JOHN KOSMINA.
Wanderers go top with sixth straight win
A SUPERB late goal from Mitch Nichols ensured Western Sydney won its sixth straight match and surged to the top of the A-League table.
Re-live: Wanderers go top, Phoenix win
WESTERN Sydney Wanderers went top of the A-League table, as Wellington Phoenix upset Melbourne Victory. RE-LIVE THE ACTION.
Sandor fit for the Reds
KEY Perth Glory midfielder Gyorgy Sandor has declared he feels match fit ahead of his return from an ankle injury against Adelaide United today.
Glory and Reds turn tables upside down
ADELAIDE United are aiming to climb out of the massive hole that has seen the Reds crash to the cellar of the A-League for five consecutive rounds.
Phoenix into top six with crucial victory
WELLINGTON returned to the A-League’s top six with a crucial 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory in Auckland on Saturday.
Football life still has Lowe on a high
FROM the moment Kenny Lowe senior refused a football contract and insisted on an education and a “real job” for his son, the latter has lived a double life.
Poor crowd hurt Holosko: Arnie
SYDNEY FC coach Graham Arnold believes Filip Holosko’s confidence may have been affected by The Cove’s boycott of Friday’s match against Newcastle.
Brosque should be ready for Reds
SYDNEY FC captain Alex Brosque is confident he will be fit to travel to Adelaide on Friday night, as the Sky Blues bid to build on their first win in five games.
Red Army offer too good to beer true
ADELAIDE United has invited Red Army protesters to have a beer with chairman Greg Griffin and chief executive Grant Mayer once they leave the terraces on Sunday.
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