Where Socceroos will play Japan revealed
A venue has been chosen for what looms as a crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier for the Socceroos against Japan.
A venue has been chosen for what looms as a crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier for the Socceroos against Japan.
While Football Australia has backed Saudi Arabia as host of the 2034 Word Cup, the body that represents Australian players has significant concerns.
The vote for 2034 World Cup hosting rights has descended into farce with claims a $1 trillion “atrocity” is about to be made official.
The Socceroos have fallen apart in spectacular circumstances with their world cup qualification campaign on a knife’s edge.
Tony Popovic’s Socceroos have come in for some heavy criticism after a disappointing start to their World Cup qualifier against China.
With change afoot for the struggling Socceroos there is no time to waste on their mission to reach the 2026 World Cup. Find out what’s gone wrong and how they can still reach North America here.
Australia is on the hunt for a new coach – and already has several names in mind – after longtime mentor Graham Arnold quit in the midst of a dismal start to their World Cup qualification.
Whether he plays from the opening whistle or comes off the bench, Nestory Irankunda seems certain to have an influence against Bahrain.
Accusations of “pampering” were thrown at the Matildas following their disappointing exit at the Paris Olympic Games.
The first foreign manager of one of Europe’s biggest football teams has tragically died after a battle with cancer.
The Socceroos have been dealt a brutal draw for the next stage of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they aim to qualify once again.
The Socceroos are in World Cup qualifying action on Thursday night, with thousands of fans furious they can’t tune in.
Patrick Yazbek’s decision to choose the Socceroos over Lebanon hasn’t gone down well with the Cedars as he is poised to make his international debut against the country he snubbed.
A Socceroos defender is expected to continue his career in Europe rather than join an A-League club, while a second forward could be leaving Macarthur FC to play abroad.
Socceroos coach Tony Popovic hasn’t held back in his assessment of the standard of Australian players, including a one-time prodigy.
Socceroos coach Tony Popovic hasn’t held back in his assessment of the standard of Australian players, including Daniel Arzani.
A Socceroos defender isn’t expected to play for Sydney FC again as he prepares to pledge his future to English club Portsmouth.
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