Do-or-die for Australian teams
The Asian Champions League hopes of our two biggest clubs could disappear at the hands of two Chinese heavyweights.
Match
Henrique to make Roar farewell
After 10 years in Brisbane, diminutive Brazilian Henrique will retire from the A-League and the Roar.
Fowler to coach Roar
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler will be unveiled as the new coach of Brisbane Roar ending almost four months of speculation.
Reds look to United for a favour
Before returning to the top of the Premier League, Liverpool got to savour a Manchester United humiliation.
Stajcic to extend Mariners stay
Central Coast Mariners are expected to announce shortly that Alen Stajcic has been appointed as their coach for next season.
Phoenix leave it late against City
A Roy Krishna hat-trick kept alive Wellington’s hopes of hosting an A-League home final.
‘Tragic’ on board to buoy Mariners
Investment director Anton Tagliaferro is looking to help resurrect the fortunes of the embattled Central Coast Mariners.
Corica claims edge over Glory
Finals football is still a couple of weeks away, but Sydney FC coach Steve Corica has already started the mind games.
Reds delight in sinking Victory
A George Blackwood header put Adelaide United in the box seat to win a home final.
Duke back to where he kicked off
Sentiment goes out the window for Mitchell Duke as the Wanderers travel to face Central Coast Mariners.
Title pressure ramps up on City
Days after their extraordinary Champions League drama, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur face each other again.
Matildas geared to attack
The Matildas’ gung-ho approach against world champions USA in their 5-3 defeat this month wasn’t a one-off. It’s here to stay.
Spurs into semis after City classic
Tottenham Hotspur reach semi-finals of Champions League on away goals after pulsating 4-3 defeat to Manchester City.
Liverpool sees off Porto
Mohamed Salah scores one, sets up another to earn Liverpool a Champions League semi against Barcelona.
Jets end season with a whimper
A season that started with so much promise will end with a whimper for the Newcastle Jets.
Corica’s burning Sydney ambition
His debut season in senior coaching has given Steve Corica every right to feel reasonably pleased. Instead, he is hurting.
Barca leave Man United behind
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Man United need a huge overhaul after their Champions League hopes were killed off by Barcelona.
Blows won’t halt Brillante’s focus
Josh Brillante has been dealt some cruel blows, but the Sydney FC midfielder says he can still play a leading role in the title race.
Rudan’s one-and-done year at Nix
Mark Rudan will walk away from Wellington Phoenix after one season with a new job at Western United FC awaiting.
Brosque says it’s time to retire
Alex Brosque is at peace with his decision to call it quits, saying his body was telling him it’d had enough after 19 years.
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