A-League boss delivers on promise
A defiant Greg O’Rourke has delivered on his A-League promise that the season will go ahead, but accepts people may still call for his head.
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A-League player anger rises over Melbourne fiasco
The A-League season is in extreme doubt after the players’ association issued a set of demands to FFA having unloaded both barrels over the 48-hour Melbourne fiasco.
Victorian A-League clubs still trapped at home
The A-League season has been left in tatters — with fresh drama rocking the code to again leave Melbourne’s three clubs stranded.
Stars can kneel for anthem in FA Cup final
Players have been given the green light to take a knee during the national anthem at the FA Cup final as an anti-racist statement.
Victorian teams stranded by fog
Victorian A-League teams couldn’t get in to NSW before borders closed and now need an exemption to re-join the A-League season.
Luna in limbo as players skip state
All three Melbourne-based A-League teams are set to relocate to Sydney immediately ahead of the NSW-Victoria border closure.
Junior soccer kneel protest probed
Football Victoria has denied it sanctioned the actions of soccer officials who made junior players kneel in a BLM protest.
Young backs Davies for Roar gig
Don’t judge Davies on past results in battle to replace departed Roar coach Fowler, says Young.
FFA’s extraordinary manifesto to ‘transform’ football
Football Federation Australia has unveiled an incredible 56-page vision for the game which boasts plans for the Matildas becoming World Cup winners and the Socceroos to dominate Asia.
A-League set for resumption
The A-League season returns on July 16 with a match between Melbourne Victory and Western United, but FFA is yet to confirm a venue for the derby.
Even Beckham couldn’t bend it
Goalkeepers will rejoice after Nike unveiled a new Premier League ball that supposedly doesn’t swerve unpredictably.
Virus ends Fowler’s Roar stint
Robbie Fowler’s time as coach of Brisbane Roar has ended, with the club blaming the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The visionary guiding soccer’s revolution
The new FFA chief executive has big plans to revamp an ailing code that now has a Women’s World Cup to look forward to.
$1bn windfall can tip the scales
The tournament should spark big government spending on grassroots and elite facilities for a struggling code.
World Cup the pinnacle, says Kerr
Matildas superstar Sam Kerr says playing in a home World Cup will be the pinnacle of her decorated career.
WhatsApp diplomacy that won the Cup
The charm offensive of private messages that steered Australia home in its quest to host the 2023 Women’s World Cup
Why it means more to Liverpool
Covid may have limited how fans marked Liverpool’s first title in 30 years, but it was a small price to pay for a return to glory.
Protecting the integrity of the World Cup
Sports Australia chief executive David Sharpe will step out of his ASADA role on Tuesday to become the nation’s new sporting integrity chief.
Arteta’s strength lifts Arsenal’s gloom
At Arsenal, the grey clouds of gloom had settled over the blank blue skies of the summer restart with indecent haste.
It’s on for young and old
Australian football has gained something it craved. Relevancy. The Women’s World Cup win is also major ammunition.
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