Canberra United’s future clouded
Capital Football is desperate for the Canberra’s proposed entry into next season’s A-League men’s competition to be confirmed.
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Stan’s the man for the Glory
A Socceroos stalwart is set to play a key role in the planned revival of A-League club Perth Glory.
Robbie Slater: My fears for A-Leagues survival
After 40 years involvement at the elite level of Australian football, ROBBIE SLATER believes the domestic game is in ‘the worst state’ he’s ever seen it and has grave fears for the viability of the A-Leagues.
From a “normal life” to a World Cup at 30 years of age
Jaclyn Sawicki was living in Canada and enjoying retirement until a former Matildas’ coach touched base. ERIN SMITH explains how everything changed for the now Western United captain.
Dad accidentally buys kids football boots for himself
Checkout this hilarious moment an adult man found out he accidentally purchased kid’s football boots.
Ange Postecoglou bringing the Spurs to the MCG
Ange Postecoglou wants the best Tottenham Hotspur on show in his home town, meaning the biggest stars are headed to the MCG in May.
ALW Tackle: Sydney FC gun suffers cruel ACL blow
The dreaded ACL injury has struck Australian football once more – and this time it has the potential to derail Sydney FC’s premiership campaign.–
Arsenal set to give A-League stars a serious wake-up call
Caitlin Foord’s Arsenal side will take on an A-League Women’s All Stars team in Melbourne this year – and the match will make one thing very clear.
Wanderers ‘very together’
Thrashed 7-0 by Melbourne City less than a week ago, the Wanderers have hit back with a win in Perth.
Double injury blow to motivate Western United to title
Chloe Logarzo and Adriana Taranto have suffered serious injuries – with Western United teammate Emma Robers more determined than ever to win the A-League Women’s title for the injured stars, writes ERIN SMITH.
Nasty brawl mars Mariners success
The Central Coast Mariners’ AFC Cup dream remains alive but their latest success in India was soured by a melee involving players and coaches.
Thomas Waddingham: The Far North phenom headed for Olyroos glory
Former Edge Hill United junior Thomas Waddingham will lean on his gritty days in the Far North as he prepares to pull on the green and gold.
‘I’ve been there’: Slater relates to Wanderers woes
10 days of woe. The Wanderers have seen some low ebbs, but the past week and a half has reached new levels. ROBBIE SLATER explains how he’s been there during his distinguished career and what the future looks like for Western Sydney.
Wanderers must stand up for fans after awful City hiding
With Wanderers’ coach Marko Rudan postion on the line, MARCO MONTEVERDE and ROBBIE SLATER discuss his future at the club, poor crowds and more.
The three-month hurdle in Matildas’ quest for Olympic gold
Aussie-based Matildas stars could struggle to remain match-fit due to a three-month break leading up to the Olympics. Roar’s Tameka Yallop reveals how she plans to tackle the challenge.
Newest team reveals name and colours
Despite big cost-cutting moves at the A-League, expansion continues and the newest team has confirmed its bold new look for next season.
Rudan’s future in question after A-League farce
Marko Rudan’s future as Wanderers coach is now in question after weeks of erratic and bizarre behaviour – and there’s speculation the club wants a prodigal son to return.
Bizarre coach behaviour leaves him fighting for his job
A Western Sydney Wanderers hero could return to the club as a replacement for coach Marko Rudan who is under fire after his latest display of petulant behaviour.
Coach goes missing after record smashing
Wanderers fans wanted answers after a record club defeat to Melbourne City but the coach instead refused to front the media.
Sydney FC show bravery with 10 men
Brisbane Roar could have pushed into the men’s A-League top six, but it was Sydney FC who took that spot, holding on for a draw at home.
Bruno’s back in form
Melbourne Victory star Bruno Fornaroli continues to make a habit of scoring against Adelaide United.
Why boycott is last thing the A-Leagues needs
As Matildas star Sam Kerr dominates headlines, MARCO MONTEVERDE and ROBBIE SLATER debate whether or not she is bigger than the game, and have their say on active support.
Wanderers fans committed to boycott
Western Sydney Wanderers’ active supporter group is still in ‘pursuit of justice’ after the ‘unnecessary’ actions of police officers at last Saturday’s Sydney derby.
‘Celebrating inclusivity’: Why Pride Celebration is important for Sydney FC star
The A-League Pride Celebration is back and better than ever, with a focus on inclusivity and positivity. Sydney FC’s Charlotte McLean said it’s amazing how far it’s come.
The key issue relegating women’s sport to a ‘second-tier novelty’
Women’s sport faces all manner of barriers when it comes to getting the respect it deserves. But one obstacle, according to Australian Olympic champion Cate Campbell, stands above all others.
A-League great wants to return
An A-League legend wants to come back to Australia in a coaching capacity.
Coach in hot water after epic blow-up
A last-gasp loss was the catalyst for an all-time spray from one coach about the state of the A-League and a bias against his team.
The Tackle: The challenge facing Graham Arnold up forward
It’s been a big week in Australian football, with the Socceroos being knocked out of the Asian Cup and several big signings to overseas leagues. ROBBIE SLATER and MARCO MONTEVERDE unpack their likes and dislikes.
‘Exceptional’ Socceroo joins Aston Villa
Joe Gauci has been rewarded for his “exceptional talent” with a move to the English Premier League.
A-League Men mid-season report card: Grades, key players and predictions
A surprising battle for the premiership, drastic drops in form and incredible unbeaten runs. Check out all the grades, standouts and season predictions in our A-League Men mid-season report card.
Why Sydney star has no regrets turning her back on WSL
Mackenzie Hawkesby says returning to Sydney FC was the best decision of her career while Kat Smith has Western United humming. Read the latest from the A-Leagues.
Ill Cahn stands down as Roar coach
Brisbane Roar has yet another new coach after Ben Cahn was forced to stand down for medical reasons.
Socceroo returns to A-League
Marco Tilio is back in the A-League sooner than expected after a difficult start to his career as a Celtic player.
‘Generational’ teen lands pro deal after dominating boys league
A 15-year-old Gold Coast teen who honed her skills playing against boys in the state’s premier football competition has landed a contract with an A-Leagues club.
Ex-Socceroo joins Melbourne City
A former Socceroo has been lured back to the A-League after a lengthy spell in European football.
‘Broke me’: Kyah Simon‘s hard road to Mariners return
Kyah Simon has spent the past year and a half recovering from multiple injuries but now, having returned to the field, she has documented the mental, physical and emotional rollercoaster.
Roar again reduced to a whimper
Central Coast Mariners have continued their impressive A-League form at the expense of a Brisbane Roar side that continues to struggle.
Struggling Roar must be ‘braver’
Brisbane Roar are intent on avoiding a seventh loss in eight matches when they visit Gosford to meet the Mariners.
Former A-Leagues boss on the “complex” nature of the APL
Former A-Leagues CEO Danny Townsend has explained the reason behind APL’s split from Football Australia and dubbed the current set-up “challenging”.
The maths teacher blazing a trail for female football referees
Casey Reibelt has come a long way since her first A-Leagues match as a referee in 2008. And, she tells ERIN SMITH, the growth in the female game since then has been incredible.
A-League star City’s future clouded
The A-League’s all-time leading goalscorer might be on the move at the end of the season.
Jets silence 10-man Roar
Newcastle bounced back from a 4-0 loss to Sydney FC with a convincing home win over the struggling Brisbane Roar.
Cautious approach to A-League expansion
Football Australia is yet to ‘assess’ Canberra’s potential bid for entry into next season’s A-League men’s competition.
Coaches caught in wild A-League brawl
After a week of bad headlines when serious financial issues were exposed, the A-League has been caught in more drama.
APL hit back at Glory claims
Salim Khelifi’s loan move away from Perth Glory could help the APL’s bid to sell the struggling A-League club.
APL hits back at Glory claims as financial circus deepens
The Australian Professional Leagues has denied Perth Glory were ‘instructed’ to loan star midfielder Salim Khelifi, as the A-League’s financial woes continue to impact the team.
Sky Blues star backs A-League
English winger Joe Lolley has rejected offers from rival A-League clubs to remain with Sydney FC.
FA to kick on with second division
Football Australia won’t commit to saving the financially embattled A-League, but remain intent on starting a national second division.
Slater: Millions wasted as mass layoffs expose APL disaster
Much was promised when the APL took over the running of the A-League. But after three years, and millions of dollars wasted, it’s been nothing short of a disaster, writes Robbie Slater.
Mass job cuts as Aussie sport hits turmoil
Horror crowds across the A-League’s Unite Round in Sydney compounded financial issues which have prompted huge job cuts to streamline operations.
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