History for Iceland
A heart-stopping win over Austria earned minnows Iceland a last-16 clash with England.
Football
Poser set for Spain
Spain face a last 16 clash Italy with Italy after falling to a 2-1 defeat against Croatia.
Goals aren’t around the corner
The statistics show corner kicks are next to worthless. So why do people get so excited by them?
Glory extend Lowe’s contract
Perth Glory have confirmed their faith in coach Kenny Lowe with a two-year contract extension.
How Lucas Neill kicked own goal
The debt that bankrupted former Socceroos captain Lucas Neill.
England suffers minus Rooney
A gamble by coach Roy Hodgson failed to pay off as his reshuffled England side drew 0-0 with Slovakia.
Lowe gets another shot at glory
Perth Glory have rewarded coach Kenny Lowe with a two-year extension to his contract at Perth Glory.
Subs deliver for England
It was the day of the super sub as Jamie Vardy, Daniel Sturridge and Niall McGinn inspired England and Northern Ireland to wins.
Bundy boy heads to Brazil
It’s known for its love of rum and rugby league but the Queensland town of Bundaberg may have found the next Mark Viduka.
Optus readies EPL app
Optus has shown off details of its English Premier League app due for release on July 4.
City deal for Cahill nears
Melbourne City are understood to be close to announcing the signing of Tim Cahill for next season’s A-League.
France earn first knockout spot
France advanced to the knockout stages of the European Championship with a 2-0 win over Albania.
Tear gas fired at England fans
French police repeatedly fired tear gas and baton charged England and Russia fans as trouble flared again.
Minnows leave Ronaldo red-faced
Cristiano Ronaldo struggled to hide his frustrations as Iceland shocked Portugal with a 1-1 draw.
History beckons Wales
Any Welshman who scores the winning goal against England this week will write themselves into folklore, says Ian Rush.
Jets’ owner keeps ambitions real
It will be a case of small steps for new Newcastle Jets owner, Chinese businessman Martin Lee.
Russia facing ban from Euros
Russia have been given a suspended disqualification and a hefty fine after soccer fans were involved in violent clashes.
Spurned McKinna joins Jets
Former Mariners coach and Mayor of Gosford Lawrie McKinna will be announced as CEO of bitter rivals the Newcastle Jets.
Thugs ‘the black death squad’
England fans have described how a flare fired above the pitch during match against Russia signalled the start of an attack.
German big guns issue warning
Manuel Neuer and Toni Kroos warned Germany will only improve after beating Ukraine 2-0 to make the perfect start to Euro 2016.
Bale to the fore
Gareth Bale played a pivotal role as Wales made a triumphant return to a major competition following a 58-year absence.
Russia steal draw
Russia grabbed a late equaliser in their Euro 2016 opener with England in Marseilles.
Brothers grab Euro spotlight
For the first time in European Championship history, two brothers have played for opposing sides.
Bloody soccer riots erupt
One fan is in a critical condition and 20 more suffered glass-inflicted injuries in a third day of Russia-England chaos.
Hodgson’s England face must-win
Anything less than a win over Russia in their opening match could scupper England’s Euro 2016 hopes.
Change clears way for Cahill
Time and time again Tim Cahill has been regarded as the flagbearer for Australian soccer.
France faces a test of nerve
Energy, excitement and uncertainty will greet the European Championships, which kick off in Paris.
French streets paved with trash
Rubbish is piling up on the streets of Paris as millions of foreigners and fans arrive for Euro 2016 soccer tournament.
Socceroos’ slump won’t worry Ange
Any suggestion Australia needs a wake-up call after the loss to Greece in Melbourne on Tuesday night is off the mark.
Gallop smooths way for Cahill
FFA boss David Gallop went a long way to smoothing the waters of discontent between himself and Tim Cahill.
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