Tim Cahill’s son Shae signs for Brisbane Roar
Brisbane Roar have signed Shae Cahill, the son of Socceroos legend Tim Cahill, ahead of the upcoming A-League Men season.
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Sydney finalise ALM signings, add Brazilian defender
Sydney FC have confirmed the capture of Brazilian defender Gabriel Lacerda on a season-long loan.
A-Leagues mull NSW grand final call, Magic Round mooted
The divisive decision to sell the A-League's grand final hosting rights to the NSW government could be reversed and swapped for a Magic Round-style event.
Matilda Cooney-Cross wins dream move to Arsenal
Matildas midfielder Kyra Cooney-Cross is bound for London after signing with English heavyweights Arsenal.
Matildas’ Hunt joins PSG, Cooney-Cross to Arsenal
Matildas midfielder Kyra Cooney-Cross is London-bound after signing with English powerhouse Arsenal, while defender Clare Hunt has joined Paris Saint-Germain.
Bright Socceroos future beckons for defender Circati
Parma defender Alessandro Circati looms as a long-term Socceroos player after impressive performances in Italy.
Leckie out for six weeks, Arnold to test new Socceroos
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has promised to change his team and their roles against Mexico while winger Mathew Leckie is sidelined for around six weeks.
Socceroos ready to embrace hostile crowd in Mexico test
The Socceroos will face a hostile crowd in Dallas when they take on world No.12 Mexico in a friendly match and coach Graham Arnold says they will embrace it.
Irvine injured as Socceroos slip to Mexico draw
Midfielder Jackson Irvine has been taken off on a stretcher as the Socceroos let a two-goal lead slip in a dramatic 2-2 draw with Mexico.
Irvine cleared of serious injury in Socceroos’ draw
Midfielder Jackson Irvine has been cleared of a serious ankle injury after the Socceroos let a two-goal lead slip in a dramatic 2-2 draw with Mexico.
Uncapped Silvera, Burgess headline new-look Socceroos
Graham Arnold has ushered in a new era for the Socceroos, naming five uncapped players in his squad to face Mexico in Dallas.
Wanderers, Knights, Lions advance to Aust Cup quarters
Western Sydney Wanderers, the Melbourne Knights and MetroStars SC have all qualified for the quarter-finals of the Australia Cup.
Arnold nets another Scot as Burgess wins Socceroos call
Scottish-born Ipswich Town defender Cameron Burgess is in contention to win his first Socceroos cap in this month's friendly against Mexico.
Bucket man pitch invader jailed for A-League incursion
A violent pitch invader who stormed an A-League match and threw a bucket of sand at a goalkeeper has walked from court despite being handed a jail sentence.
Summer kick-offs ditched in ALM, ALW draws
A-League Men and A-League Women players have scored a win before their seasons have started with the decision to scrap summer kick-offs.
Matildas star Tameka Yallop returns to Brisbane Roar
Tameka Yallop is a Brisbane Roar legend and the Matildas midfielder will return to the club on a multi-year extension for the A-League Women 2023-24 season.
FIFA suspends Spain soccer boss after World Cup kiss
Luis Rubiales has been provisionally suspended by FIFA following the Spanish Football Federation president's conduct at the women's World Cup final in Sydney.
Revelry not recriminations for World Cup winners Spain
After months of pre-tournament unrest, Spain's first Women's World Cup title has justified all the unrest, their polarising coach Jorge Vilda insists.
Sydney derby opener as ALW targets Matildas momentum
The A-League Women season kicks off with a Sydney derby at Allianz Stadium, with league bosses targeting the biggest domestic attendance in Australian history.
Sam Kerr not done yet with Women’s World Cups
Matildas captain Sam Kerr hopes to attend a fifth Women's World Cup in 2027 but she doesn't know how many of her teammates will go around again.
Matildas to embrace last chance at WWC history
The Matildas are determined to take a bronze medal away from the Women's World Cup and coach Tony Gustavsson won't hand out jerseys based on emotion.
Major boost for women’s sport as broadcast changes loom
The Albanese government will roll out $200 million in funding for women's sport and overhaul broadcast rules in the wake of the Matildas' world cup tilt.
Spain revolt ‘overshadows’ WWC showdown with England
Spain play in their first Women's World Cup final but a cloud hangs over boss Jorge Vilda as they prepare to face England at Stadium Australia.
Weary Matildas slump to Sweden loss in WWC play-off
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson has defended his selection policy after his fatigued Australia side lost their Women's World Cup third-place play-off to Sweden.
Stoic Arnold a heroic campaigner for Matildas in WWC
Matildas goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold has captured the hearts and minds of the Australian public in the Women's World Cup campaign.
Setbacks stopped Simon playing at World Cup: Gustavsson
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson has confirmed injury setbacks limited controversial squad selection Kyah Simon to possible spot-kick duties at the World Cup.
Gustavsson demands investment as Matildas look forward
The Matildas will turn their focus from the Women's World Cup to qualifying for the Paris Olympics, with coach Tony Gustavsson coy on his future.
Foord’s ‘worst nightmare’ came true in Matildas loss
Matildas forward Caitlin Foord battled on with a black eye and bruised head in Australia's 2-0 loss to Sweden.
Barriers broken down as England face Spain in WWC final
There is certain to be a new name on the World Cup, with England's Millie Bright keen to end 57 years of hurt in the final against fellow first-timers Spain.
Young gun Fowler better for World Cup experience
Matildas wunderkind Mary Fowler thrived on her Women's World Cup experience and appears set to go from strength to strength.
Spain drop Putellas, England unchanged for WWC final
England have named an unchanged starting line-up for the Women's World Cup final while Spain have dropped Alexia Putellas for Salma Paralluelo.