Last-gasp Massimo Luongo goal steals the Socceroos a draw from nowhere
Could have used something like this at the World Cup.
Socceroos vs South Korea: International football friendly live scores, blog
Australia welcome South Korea to Suncorp Stadium on Saturday evening for an Asian Cup final re-match. Join The Roar for live coverage from 7:50pm (AEDT).
Mark Milligan named Socceroos skipper
Veteran defender Mark Milligan will lead the Socceroos in next year’s Asian Cup after being named as the national team’s new captain.
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Time for Victory to get serious about Asia
Melbourne Victory’s Japanese superstar Keisuke Honda experienced the highs and lows of football this week as he was on each side of a 4-1 scoreline.
Steve Corica sticks to Sydney FC formula, but will the strategy go stale?
Steve Corica follows a long tradition of A-League assistant coaches stepping up to fill the shoes of a highly successful predecessor.
Matildas eviscerate Chile in Newcastle rematch
Having pumped water up against the Chilean dam last week, and found it equal to the pressure, Australia entered this match not knowing exactly how much their opponents could resist.
A thorough recap of the FFA candidates community forum
We filed into a small auditorium, tucked away in a corner of a brand new, largely empty public library, in a brand new, largely empty portion of Melbourne’s Docklands.
An invitation to the Football Business Network – Executive Event
Some time back, I had the privilege of meeting James Boyle. A Scotsman by birth, he has spent the last ten years in Australia, raising a family and continuing his love affair with the round ball game.
The Red Devils stand like deer in the headlights as City fire three: EPL Matchday 12 wrap
This week there was one match dominating discussion around the English Premier League. Many felt it would provide definitive answers in relation to the city of Manchester and the two teams seeking to claim possession of the football bragging rights.
Roar of the Crowd
Rooney disrespected even in his final hour
Captain, leader, legend. That is how the old adage goes.
2018-19 A-League kits: The best, worst, most creative and the most original
There has been lots of controversy surrounding the A-League in recent times, whether it be VAR or Usain Bolt’s departure. Today, however, we’ll change the topic of conversation to the best, the worst, the most creative and the most original of A-League kits.
Is it possible to coach 'football intelligence'?
The realities of developing talent rather than blind spending on importing players make it a more friendly metric. It doesn’t require the large quantities of cash needed to refresh it.
It’s time for City to aim higher than Warren Joyce
Warren Joyce has been a disappointing appointment by Melbourne City.
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Chilean player seriously injured in goal scoring play
The goal gave Chile a 2-1 lead over Australia, but Maria Jose Urrutia had to be stretched from the pitch.
Teen wins state championship for team with insane kick-off goal in overtime
Keegan James has made himself a hero of his high school with an amazing goal to win the Minnesota State title.
Melbourne Victory defender left to celebrate a goal by himself
New Melbourne Victory recruit Storm Roux doesn’t often get an opportunity to find the back of the net. So it makes sense that whenever he gets the rare chance to, he’s going to celebrate.
Lower tier footballer scores unbelievable wonder goal
They might only be a lower tier club, but this goal from the 31 year old Foley is absolutely top shelf
Footballer ruthlessly takes advantage of opponent's injury to score goal
Uzbekistan’s Loalya Shodieva has come under fire for her decision to score a goal when the Maldives goalkeeper went down with injury. Her side was already up 2-0 when the controversial moment happened. Uzbekistan going on to win the game 20-0.
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Mothering the Matildas: The trailblazers who kickstarted Australian women's football
The Matildas will go into the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France full of confidence. Currently (August 2018) ranked eighth in the world, they showed at the 2018 Tournament of Nations what a class act they are.
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The Matildas will go into the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup in France full of confidence. Currently (August 2018) ranked eighth in the world, they showed at the 2018 Tournament of Nations what a class act they are.
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