Sydney are wisely recasting their attack
Over the course of the off-season, teams have to tread a fine line between deathly inaction, and damaging flux.
What do you think the A-League will look like after the EGM?
There was an air of familiarity around Sydney FC’s progression in the FFA Cup, but will everything change after the FFA’s extraordinary general meeting on October 2?
Ronaldo reduced to tears after harsh send off
After a number of heated exchanges on the pitch, Cristiano Ronaldo has seen red in his first ever Champions League appearance for Juventus.
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Club Roar Awards Round 4 updated category shortlists
Time has been called. The full-time siren has sounded and it’s stumps on Day 5… Now the countdown is on! With submissions now closed, we’re proud to be announcing our Round 4 winners of the Club Roar Awards on Wednesday, September 26.
Music won't help the A-League, but Tina Turner just might
Tina Turner’s involvement in the NSWRL’s promotional campaigns of the 1980s and ’90s made them potentially the most effective and memorable in the history of Australian sport.
Socceroos to play October friendly on the road against Kuwait
New Australian manager Graham Arnold’s first assignment will be a trip to Kuwait, with a friendly announced by the FFA on Monday afternoon.
The Premier League big boys make some serious statements: EPL Matchday 5 wrap
After a brief hiatus where Europe’s best tested the waters of the newly formed UEFA Nations League, the Premier League was back in full swing on Saturday.
Music during play at A-League games is the FFA's worst idea yet
Just when you think the FFA might have figured out why fans watch football, they turn around and announce plans to play music during A-League matches.
O'Rourke's suggestions another cringey, tone-deaf blunder
The match-day experience “improvements” proposed yesterday by A-League boss Greg O’Rourke have entered the Australian football consciousness like a snake dropped into a bag of mongeese.
Five bold predictions for the 2018-19 A-League season
I like my takes hot, and offered up in digestible numeric groups. Here are some bold predictions for the upcoming A-League season the accuracy of which I will certainly remember to address at the end of the season.
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A-League preview: Central Coast Mariners
Last season, Central Coast had an improved squad but finished last. They did well in creating chances in the front third, but they could have improved their finishing with a defence that was led poorly by departed captain Alan Baro.
Should the FFA really have been criticised that much for their matchday music suggestion?
Poor FFA! Damned if they do and damned if they don’t!
What the FFA doesn't care about in A-League expansion
The A-League is expanding from ten to 12 teams for the 2019-20 season and there are eight bidders looking for the licences.
A-League preview: Adelaide United
With the A-League 2018-19 season on the horizon and the transfer window nearly over for an inconsistent Adelaide United side, read below to see a brief overview of last season and what the ins and outs are.
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Sky Blues recruit needs less than 30 minutes to secure a brace
Trent Buhagiar has impressed for his new club in the FFA Cup Quarterfinal
Sky Blues draw first blood against plucky underdogs
Avondale FC were saved by the post, but it didn’t help them a second time
Pochettino loses cool with reporters when asked about selections
Mauricio Pochettino blamed the media for being disrespectful following Tottenham’s 2-1 loss to Inter Milan.
Messi makes it three against PSV
Lionel Messi produced a hat trick in Barcelona’s first group stage match of this season’s Champions league
Socceroo Daniel Arzani scores cracking first goal for Celtic
Playing for Celtic’s Academy side, Socceroos teenager Daniel Arzani scored a belter in the 33rd minute.
Usain Bolt out to prove the critics wrong
Usain Bolt spoke after his first training session with Central Coast in his quest to play in the A-League.
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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.
Time has been called. The full-time siren has sounded and it’s stumps on Day 5… Now the countdown is on! With submissions now closed, we’re proud to be announcing our Round 4 winners of the Club Roar Awards on Wednesday, September 26.