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.
With Wanderers’ coach Marko Rudan postion on the line, MARCO MONTEVERDE and ROBBIE SLATER discuss his future at the club, poor crowds and more.
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.
Despite big cost-cutting moves at the A-League, expansion continues and the newest team has confirmed its bold new look for next season.
Updated: Macarthur FC’s new captain said he will wear the captaincy arm band “with pride” as the Campbelltown-based club bids to top the success of its first season in the A-League.
He is a former Socceroo, the most successful coach in A-League history, and stands as one of FNQ’s greatest exports. In three weeks, he will add Queensland Sport Hall of Famer to that list.
In a heartfelt interview, Adelaide United’s Josh Cavallo reveals the highly personal reasons that drove him to declare he is gay – and become a global trailblazer.
Adelaide United captain Stefan Mauk says an improved ‘culture’ at the Reds helped Josh Cavallo make the brave decision to come out as gay.
A recent A-League signing and English international ‘can’t make sense’ of why he must quarantine in WA, despite being fully vaccinated.
Adelaide City president Greg Griffin isn’t pleased about the timing of his NPL club’s FFA Cup clash against A-League opposition.
Australia’s top football referees are still on strike, with the start of the new A-League season less than three weeks away.
Updated: Vital work has begun at the new Western Sydney Wanderers football park as the club prepares for A-League kick-off.
Melbourne Victory don’t have to travel to Perth for their FFA Cup playoff against the Glory, but they won’t be playing at home either.
Updated: NSW has confirmed itself as the hotbed of young football talent – and future Olympians – with 13 locals involved in the Olyroos booking a ticket to the Asian Cup.
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