Poppa relaxed as season on line
Tony Popovic believes his players are up for the challenge as their future in two competitions hangs in the balance.
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Muscat wary of a ‘trap’
Melbourne Victory are not taking Adelaide United lightly.
Three Phoenix stars axed
Three Wellington players have been axed this week for lack of professionalism but the club are hushing up the details.
Europa League horror for Spurs
Tottenham slumped to a shock Europa League exit to unfancied Belgian side Gent.
We must stamp out mischief: Popa
Tony Popovic has broken his silence on the offensive Sydney derby banner.
A rooster to feather duster
Nine months after leading them to a Premier League title, manager Claudio Ranieri was sacked by Leicester City.
A-League has failed its sport
The A-League establishment owes the football world an apology.
Sky Blues back to winning ways
Sydney FC have returned to winning ways in the A-League with a 3-1 victory over Melbourne City.
Ranieri sacked by Leicester
Less than a year after guiding Leicester to a remarkable EPL title, Claudio Ranieri has been given the boot.
Berisha achieves his goal
Besart Berisha will finally fulfil his dream of playing for the country of his birth.
Wanderers action saves points
Western Sydney’s hardline action over an offensive banner saved the club from possibly losing competition points.
Wanderers escape points penalty
Western Sydney have been fined $20,000 over an obscene banner displayed by fans, but lose no competition points.
Bloc faces chop as Wanderers ban 14
Western Sydney suspends 14 of its Red and Black Bloc fans and the club will learn its FFA fate today.
Reds hammered by Osaka
Japanese soccer side Gamba Osaka proved too strong for Adelaide United running out 3-0 winners in the Asian Champions League.
Cahill sees Sydney’s vulnerability
Sydney FC’s unbeaten A-League run is over and Tim Cahill senses vulnerability.
Hero goalie sacked over Pie-gate
The moment non-league Sutton’s Wayne Shaw was caught eating a pie during a match against Arsenal was not all it seemed.
Time to axe football Bloc-heads
There comes a point when the penny drops and you know you have to make the tough call. That time has come for Western Sydney.
Wanderers fall flat in ACL
Western Sydney’s Asian Champions League campaign already looks to be in serious trouble after a 4-0 loss to Urawa Red Diamonds.
Who ate all the pies?
Arsenal may have ended non-league Sutton’s FA Cup fairytale but soccer fans have a new hero in the reserve goalkeeper.
Kane digs the Spurs in
A Harry Kane hat-trick gave Tottenham a comfortable ride into the FA Cup quarter-finals.
Popovic urges no fear
Wanderers coach Tony Popovic will urge his players to show no fear against Japanese heavyweights Urawa Red Diamonds tonight.
Three days to explain banner
The Wanderers have until Thursday to answer a show cause notice over fan behaviour at the Sydney derby.
Roar spreads the load
John Aloisi will be forced to ring the changes for the Roar’s opening ACL game tonight.
Lewd banner not funny
A homophobic banner unveiled at this weekend’s Sydney derby is a sobering reminder that soccer has a long way to go.
Lincoln on ‘life-changing’ run
Lincoln and Millwall pulled off shock wins to keep the romance of the FA Cup well and truly alive.
FFA to sanction fans for banner
Football Federation Australia is expected to come down heavily on Western Sydney and their fans.
Rookie caps call-up with goal
Dane Ingham sat in the dressing room taking off his boots, oblivious to the drama going on around him.
Victory’s rivals on notice
Melbourne Victory are ready to ensure Sydney FC don’t get a comfortable run home in the title race.
Derby win can’t sustain Wanderers
Tony Popovic is smart enough to know his Wanderers players cannot rest on their laurels after beating Sydney FC.
FFA disgusted by fan banner
The FFA has roundly condemned an offensive banner brandished by Western Sydney fans during the A-League Sydney derby
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