I was unfairly treated: Moyes
For the first time since his dismissal, Moyes leads an opposing team back to Old Trafford on Boxing Day
Football
Brisbane keep streak alive
Brisbane’s A-League unbeaten streak has stretched to 10 games after a controversial 1-1 draw with Western Sydney.
Make or break for Mariners
Central Coast face a 12-day horror period in which they play three of the top four clubs in the competition.
Marquee ready to hit the mark
Filip Holosko says he is ready to turn his form around, and it couldn’t come at a better time.
American incurs wrath of English
Swansea City’s American manager Bob Bradley has committed the ultimate sin for EPL fans: he sounds like an American.
‘This can’t happen’
In his first newspaper interview since losing his job as England manager, Roy Hodgson revisits the Iceland debacle.
Allardyce to step in at Palace
Sam Allardyce is expected to return to management at Crystal Palace after Alan Pardew was dismissed by the club.
Sky Blues land Nigerian striker
Nigeria’s star striker Francisca Ordega has joined Sydney FC’s tilt at the W-League.
Broich could be Roar’s weapon
Roar coach John Aloisi is not giving away whether Thomas Broich will return to the starting XI against Victory.
Bulut in Wanderers’ firing line
Kerem Bulut would appear to have played his last game for the Wanderers.
Griffiths lashes out at Jets
Retired Newcastle champion-turned-administrator Joel Griffiths has lashed out at Jets players he says don’t care about winning.
Clubs, stars chase slice of TV pie
It took just minutes for players and clubs to declare they would grab some of the A-League’s $346m broadcast deal.
Roberto a target as South want in
A-League club-in-waiting South Melbourne are in negotiations to sign former Brazilian great Roberto Carlos as coach.
‘Doing a Leicester’ in the past
Doing “a Leicester City” is a thing of the past as the big six reassert their authority on the English Premier League.
Winning start seals Arnie tenure
This season’s blistering start was the clincher that persuaded Sydney FC Graham Arnold should stay on as coach.
A-League hails broadcast deal
FFA chairman Steven Lowy has trumpeted Australian soccer’s new six-year, $346 million television broadcast deal.
Spurs eye Champions League
Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham are firmly back in the hunt for a Champions League place.
Build the meat market: Cahill
The Socceroos great is not afraid of another club in Melbourne.
Smeltz returns to Phoenix
Shane Smeltz is returning to where it all began by signing up for a second stint with Wellington Phoenix.
TV deal boosts A-League coffers
FFA and Fox Sports are expected to announce a four-year broadcast deal worth $200 million.
Sky Blues secure Arnold
Sydney FC have handed head coach Graham Arnold a new two-year contract.
Add ‘Arsenaly’ to lexicon
Two defeats in the space of a week have the Gunners giving off a familiar vibe.
Fiery Berisha lauded by Muscat
Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat says he’s never encountered a competitor like Besart Berisha.
Blues seal 11 in a row
Diego Costa gave Chelsea their 11th win in a row, while Zlatan Ibrahimovic sealed the points for Manchester United.
Maclaren header seals Roar win
Brisbane Roar climbed into the top three with a hard-fought win against Central Coast.
Arnold aware of Ibini potential
There is one player Sydney boss Graham Arnold believes will emerge as the X-factor this season — Bernie Ibini.
Chelsea’s little big man
Chelsea’s N’Golo Kante is a pocket dynamo with no interest in the trappings of success.
Coy Lowe looks for bounce
Coach Kenny Lowe has denied the Perth Glory dressing room is divided.
Muscat not diving into row
Melbourne Victory will be looking to finally get one over on their City rivals this season.
Jets land late
He didn’t score the goal that won the match, but goalkeeper Jack Duncan was the happiest and most relieved man on the field.
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