The evolution and making of Arnie
Ahead of the Socceroos opener against France in Qatar, Graham Arnold reveals how he’s developed as a manager and how relationships with his players are as important as ever.
Ahead of the Socceroos opener against France in Qatar, Graham Arnold reveals how he’s developed as a manager and how relationships with his players are as important as ever.
After agonisingly losing the Euro2020 final on penalties to Italy, England is preparing a little differently this time, in a bid to avoid more shootout heartache.
Money can’t buy a ticket to the World Cup — at least if you’re a footballer competing for a coveted spot. We reveal the highest-earning stars who won’t feature in Qatar in our football rich list.
Never mind long-simmering concerns about the host. Soccer’s governing body wants participants to ‘focus on the football’.
There is about to be no more beer at World Cup matches, leaving fans high and dry and putting a $112m partnership in jeopardy. And the beer giant has responded.
Australia’s three Sudanese squad members have lauded the country’s multiculturalism as a driving force behind making the Socceroos stronger as they count down to taking on France.
Colonel-approved beer, chicken delivered to your table and football on the big screen — KFC is doing the World Cup in its own unique style by launching a pub.
The call, just three days before kick-off in the World Cup, puts FIFA at risk of a multimillion-dollar contract breach.
The Portuguese star has doubled down on his decision to defy United manager Erik ten Hag, saying the ‘coach didn’t have respect for me’ as their relationship hits rock-bottom.
Ronaldinho, multiple versions of Brazil’s and Portugal’s Ronaldos and Australia’s greatest, Sam Kerr. Nike’s new World Cup ad has it all. WATCH NOW.
Likely to be without a home with an exit from Manchester United looming a football megastar could be lured to Australia
This is the Iranian footballer who has divided teammates and his country with a pro-regime stance which is courting controversy ahead of the World Cup.
While kick-off times aren’t ideal for Australian viewers, it will be even harder to watch knowing that the tournament itself is a crime in progress.
Here in Qatar, David Beckham has even been asked to sell sand in the desert. Clearly cash is important to the former England captain, but the deal comes at a heavy reputational cost.
Dutch manager Erik ten Hag agrees with club chiefs the team is better off without the Portuguese star after his scathing interview with Piers Morgan.
England’s mode of transport to Qatar for the world cup – a gay pride jet called the Rain Bow – shows protests at the gulf nation’s human rights record are not cooling down.
In football, there’s one hat-trick you definitely don’t want. But Matildas’ starlet Hayley Raso didn’t let a trio of agonising misfires stop her from leading the Aussies past Thailand
Graham Arnold’s selection headaches will become clearer in coming days as Australia’s Qatar experience shifts into overdrive amid an injury cloud hanging over star attacker Martin Boyle.
Lionel Messi’s talent was abundant as a child, but there was one thing preventing the boy from becoming a star. Paul Hirst reveals the intervention that created a legend.
Fresh from thrashing Sweden, the confident Matildas must not take a complacent attitude into Tuesday’s match against Thailand.
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