Matildas have a lot to prove
They’ve won the fight for equal pay, now there are no excuses for the Matildas, captain Sam Kerr has declared.
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Chelsea lead race to sign Kerr
She couldn’t have dropped a bigger hint if she tried.
Arnie baffled as Celtic rest Rogic
Graham Arnold admits he’s in the dark about Celtic’s decision to omit Tom Rogic from their Europa League squad.
Reds wonderkid unfazed by fuss
Adelaide’s Al Hassan Toure is purely focused on continuing his breakout A-League season.
FA considers Spygate charges
FA disciplinary staff will consider whether Liverpool staff members should face misconduct charges over hacking allegations.
Der Feelgood-Boss
NBA coach Steve Kerr watched the most stirring comeback in European soccer history from a plane.
Rogic and Boyle boost Socceroos
The Socceroos’ path to the World Cup has been bolstered by the return of long-term absentees Tom Rogic and Martin Boyle.
W-League’s curse of success
W-League chiefs insist they’re ready to stave off cashed-up European clubs coming for their star players.
Injury-hit City in line-up juggle
Harrison Delbridge returns from suspension but A-League leaders Melbourne City will be undermanned for Mariners clash.
Toure made to wait for Australian call-up
Al Hassan Toure will have to wait a little longer to pull on Australian colours for the first time.
Reds close in on play-offs
Liverpool secured a scrappy win while Chelsea fought back from three goals down for an unlikely draw
Matildas pay deal puts heat on FIFA
The Matildas’ equal-pay deal will put pressure on FIFA to reduce the gap in prizemoney between the men’s and women’s World Cups.
Matildas to be treated like Socceroos
The Matildas will get the same off-field benefits as the Socceroos under the major new pay deal.
Premier League star to make ‘full recovery’
Everton midfielder is expected to make a “full recovery” after undergoing surgery to repair a fracture dislocation of his ankle.
Matildas, Socceroos in 50-50 pay deal
The Matildas will share the same pay with the Socceroos for the first time under a groundbreaking deal to treat the two national teams equally.
City keen to play young guns
Coach Erick Mombaerts says Melbourne City are embracing the opportunity to develop young players.
‘Lethargic’ Glory need work
Tony Popovic says his Perth team have lessons to learn as they look to avoid falling further behind the A-League’s pacesetters.
Horror injury: ‘He was screaming, crying’
Everton’s Andre Gomes suffered a freak injury which left players in tears | GRAPHIC
Why I chose cricket over soccer
My greatest challenge was not playing cricket and soccer for Australia at the same time. It was choosing which game to stop playing.
Mariners hold firm to upset Glory
Talented teenager Samuel Silvera scored in his first A-League start to help Central Coast beat Perth 2-1 at HBF Park.
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