Honour lost Cup workers: Foster
Former Australian captain Craig Foster wants the world to recognise the terrible trail of deaths that leads up to Qatar’s World Cup.
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The next Berisha: Can City star emulate namesake?
Another A-League season — another Berisha. Only this time, he’ll wear the light blue in Melbourne and has designs on taking down the clubs his namesake starred for.
Matildas’ worst fears confirmed with star’s World Cup in doubt
Kyah Simon has gone down with a major knee injury putting her home World Cup campaign in serious doubt and adding to the Matildas’ injury woes.
Deadly crush blamed on cops
Anger against police mounted in Indonesia on Monday after at least 125 people were killed in one of the deadliest disasters in the history of football.
EPL great strikes Cup gold with charging Bulls
English Premier League great Dwight Yorke has added an Australia Cup to his trophy cabinet after guiding Macarthur FC to victory against NPL NSW club Sydney United 58.
‘Terrifying’: Soccer star carjacked live on air
A radio host has described the “most terrifying moment” of his career when a live interview was cut short by the screams of a guest.
‘Terrifying’: Soccer star carjacked live on air
A radio host has described the “most terrifying moment” of his career when a live interview was cut short by the screams of a guest.
Teen Socceroos star shows he’s worth $43k-a-week
An all-time clanger has been erased by the most exciting Socceroos debut in years – as Graham Arnold ponders calling on a World Cup bolter after a scintillating display.
Police investigate Wanderers player over alleged rape
A Western Sydney Wanderers player is at the centre of a police investigation into an alleged rape.
Socceroos score record Subway deal
The national men’s soccer team has clinched the biggest commercial deal in the code’s history, and the game’s governing body is also cashing in on interest in the Matildas.
REPLAYS: Worldies galore in incredible day one NYC goalfest
While 51 goals in 15 games on the opening day of the NYC girls tournament is momentous enough, the sheer quality of them was fitting for any tournament. Relive every one of them in the REPLAYS.
VOTE: Who makes Socceroos squad for Qatar?
Graham Arnold has been spotted at A-League games as he moves closer to naming his Socceroos squad for the World Cup. See our verdicts and have your say on who should make the cut.
Minnows stun by debuting 13yo in Australia Cup
Oakleigh Cannons sprung a major surprise in the semi-final of the Australia Cup, handing a debut to a 13-year-old goalkeeper in their clash against A-League club Macarthur FC.
A-League whiz kid linked with stunning move to EPL giant
One of Australian football’s brightest talents has been linked with a mega move to the English Premier League only hours after being named in the Socceroos squad for the first time.
Anthem banned at the soccer
UEFA has rejected requests from British teams to play the national anthem before Champions League matches this week.
Moving scenes as cricket farewells Queen
Thousands of English cricket fans paused as one to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth as sport resumed after day two of the Test against South Africa was abandoned.
Five things we learned from Matildas defeat
A lack of will and a lack of fitness let the Matildas down in the series against Canada – but it was not all doom and gloom for the locals. Here are five things we learned
Matildas exposed again in worrying WC sign
The Matildas’ dreams of a home World Cup triumph are looking more remote by the match after falling to another disappointing loss against Canada.
War of words escalates over 25-word sacking
Brisbane Roar is at war with Australia’s peak footballers union over the 25-word sacking of a player, which it claims was caused by “serious misconduct”.
Harsh realities of the life of a coach
Sport can be ruthless on the field, but nothing compared to the unseemly games that can play out off it.
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