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A few months back, the family and I took a three-night holiday in Newcastle to celebrate my eldest’s 17th birthday. I must admit to never having spent much time in New South Wales’ second-largest city, despite residing just a couple of hours south of it.
Many fans on social media are having a hard time dealing with Arsenal’s start to the season, particularly their most recent loss to Manchester City.
With both Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo enjoying high-profile competitive streaks, it’s hard to believe anything but a fierce and fascinating rivalry is due to emerge in Italy in the next nine months.
The Indian economy apparently revolves around a GDP figure of $4.15 trillion. That rather incomprehensible number places it fifth in terms of the largest economies in the world and also makes it the fastest-growing trillion-dollar economy.
The temptation to write about the wage impasse between A-League players and their employers was strong this week.
There has been recent commentary around the realisation that just one Australian will compete in the English Premier League in season 2020-21.
Xanthi FC, based in the north-east of Greece, is not currently enjoying a particularly good time in Greek football.
One of my favourite memories of Sydney is of a hot and sweaty November show at the city’s legendary home of alternative music, the Annandale Hotel.
As the dust settles on the 2019-20 A-League grand final and fans anticipate the start of the rapidly approaching new season, Sydney FC can bask in all its glory.
In this summer transfer window, Liverpool have added Thiago Alcantara in midfield, as well as much-needed depth with the signings of Diogo Jota as cover for Sadio Mane and Konstantinos Tsimikas as cover for Andy Robertson.
With the transfer window now shut and Arsenal getting the elite Thomas Partey from Atletico Madrid, the Premier League takes a break for the international matches that are too be played.
The last day of the Premier League’s summer transfer window always brings excitement for some clubs and disappointment for others. Let’s take a look at how some of the league’s biggest clubs fared.
Gareth Bale’s blockbuster return to Tottenham Hotspur is as much about uncertainty as excitement.
So good was the AIS soccer program that when Josip Simunic was invited to the academy, he said it felt like signing with Barcelona or Real Madrid.
He’s not the only one asking for these changes, either.
Having an Australian accent proved to be pretty helpful when playing against the Socceroos!
He’s one of the greatest footballers produced by Australia, but ended up playing against the Socceroos instead of for them. In a wide-ranging interview, Josip Simunic looks back on his storied career.
Huge news for Australia and New Zealand football.
Luke Keary spoke on AthleteTV about how closely the Sydney Roosters followed the Barcelona club and how coach Trent Robinson tried to emulate their success onto the rugby league field.
The most jaw-dropping, exciting, brilliant and skilful free kicks you’ll see
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.
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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CCM actually have been sold? 😱 Who is the owner/s?