Upsets, thrashings and wonder goals. This FFA Cup has been one of the most thrilling in the cup’s short history and finally, we’re down to the quarterfinals.
Upsets, thrashings and wonder goals. This FFA Cup has been one of the most thrilling in the cup’s short history and finally, we’re down to the quarterfinals.
After covering five clubs on Tuesday, here are the words that could define the five remaining teams’ seasons.
Avondale FC are reportedly attempting to pull off a sensational (albeit temporary) signing: that of former Italy midfielder Andrea Pirlo.
Engrossed as we all are in UEFAs Nations League – there’s nothing like extremely confusing competitive architecture to liven up mid-season friendlies – we’ve nonetheless still time to wonder gleefully about the upcoming A-League season.
At the start of this season there were high hopes for both the Geelong Cats and Sydney Swans.
Sydney FC have been impressive in recent years, establishing themselves as the A-League’s dominant club and one of the best in the competition’s history. Will they continue this dominance this season?
The second matchday of the 2018 FFA cup promised unique storylines behind each matchup, and it didn’t disappoint.
Clarifying the specifics of Daniel De Silva’s loan arrangement, a multi-limb handshake between Roma, Central Coast, and Sydney – and if the conspiracy theorists are right, the FFA too – is like untangling a knotted extension cord.
In a sporting week where Tiger Woods returned to major contention, rugby league referees continued to embarrass the game and another AFL brawl on the terraces drew much attention, football seemed happy to take something of a back seat.
Sydney FC have signed ex-English Premier League (EPL) player Siem de Jong as their marquee player on a season-long loan from Dutch giants Ajax.
Sydney FC have signed ex-English Premier League (EPL) player Siem de Jong as their marquee player on a season-long loan from Dutch giants Ajax.
Sydney FC have signed ex-English Premier League (EPL) player Siem de Jong as their marquee player on a season-long loan from Dutch giants Ajax.
Daniel De Silva has finally secured his exit from the Central Coast Mariners by joining A-League rivals Sydney FC on loan for the upcoming season.
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Daniel De Silva has finally secured his exit from the Central Coast Mariners by joining A-League rivals Sydney FC on loan for the upcoming season.
Daniel De Silva has finally secured his exit from the Central Coast Mariners by joining A-League rivals Sydney FC on loan for the upcoming season.
Sydney FC captain Alex Brosque has no issue with the prospect of the A-League’s marquee fund being used to recruit Usain Bolt.
Young Socceroos head coach Ufuk Talay has resigned from his post to replace Phil Moss as an assistant at Sydney FC.
Stephen Christopher Corica just landed one of the most highly pressurised gigs in Australian football.
Sydney FC are expected to unveil ex-Socceroos midfielder Steve Corica as Graham Arnold’s coaching successor on Wednesday afternoon.
It will have taken a few days, perhaps even the entire week, for Melbourne Victory to refocus.
In the lead up to this crunch semi-final, Kevin Muscat revealed he’d come up with a new game plan to deal with Sydney.
Prodigal son Terry Antonis has propelled Melbourne Victory to an unlikely A-League grand final, scoring a stunning extra-time winner to defeat Sydney FC 3-2 and scupper the reigning champions’ quest for back-to-back titles.
Match result: Prodigal son Terry Antonis has propelled Melbourne Victory to an unlikely A-League grand final, scoring a stunning extra-time winner to defeat Sydney FC 3-2 and scupper the reigning champions’ quest for back-to-back titles.
Many articles have been written and many teeth have been gnashed over the appointment of Graham Arnold as full-time Socceroos coach at the completion of the World Cup.
Many articles have been written and many teeth have been gnashed over the appointment of Graham Arnold as full-time Socceroos coach at the completion of the World Cup.
Many articles have been written and many teeth have been gnashed over the appointment of Graham Arnold as full-time Socceroos coach at the completion of the World Cup.
Upsets, thrashings and wonder goals. This FFA Cup has been one of the most thrilling in the cup’s short history and finally, we’re down to the quarterfinals.
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