Brisbane battle for ALM point at Wanderers
Brisbane coach Warren Moon has labelled a recent rule change as "stupid" after it potentially denied them a first win of their ALM season against the Wanderers.
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Matildas WC opponents pledge huge support
Australia will play Ireland, Nigeria and Canada at next year's Women's World Cup on home soil, with all three nations pledging major travelling support.
Victory, City set for monster ALM derby
Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City will face-off at AAMI Park in one of the most eagerly anticipated derbies in A-League Men's history.
Matildas to learn World Cup opponents
Coach Tony Gustavsson and his Matildas team will learn their opponents for next year's World Cup on Saturday night, when the draw is conducted in Auckland.
A-League Men deals with crowd size gulf
While A-League Men powerhouses are enjoying the return of strong crowds, there remains a massive gulf in attendances between big clubs and smaller ones.
Kruse, Zullo eye Roar rescue mission
Former Socceroos and Brisbane Roar favourites Robbie Kruse and Michael Zullo are training at their former A-League club as they work towards a comeback.
Roar slammed for scrapping junior teams
Football Australia will meet with the Brisbane Roar to discuss the A-League club's controversial move to effectively scrap its academy system.
City duo stake Socceroos claim for WC
Melbourne City forwards Mathew Leckie and Jamie Maclaren are right in the Socceroos mix for the World Cup and showcased their class against the Brisbane Roar.
New-look Wanderers different: Rudan
Western Sydney have a perfect two-win start to the A-League Men season and coach Marko Rudan is confident there's the unity and buy-in required for it to last.
Ten-man City too classy for Roar in ALM
Melbourne City lost Taras Gomulka to a red card in the 47th minute but two goals from Jamie Maclaren secured a 2-0 A-League Men win over Brisbane Roar.
Armiento a key for Roar in ALM clash
Brisbane Roar left winger Carlo Armiento missed last season with an ACL injury but is in good early-season form going into Friday's clash with Melbourne City.
Matildas waltz to fine victory in Denmark
Australia's Matildas soccer team have won 3-1 in Denmark, impressively backing up their 4-1 defeat of South Africa on Saturday.
Yorke sets ALM bar high for Bulls
Macarthur FC coach Dwight Yorke has already tasted Australia Cup glory but says his team has plenty of improvement to come and more mountains to climb.
Roar, Macarthur in A-League Men stalemate
Ex-Premier League striker Charlie Austin shone in his A-League Men debut for Brisbane against Macarthur but both sides squandered chances in a nil-all draw.
Victory spoil Sydney FC’s ALM homecoming
A late Josh Brillante goal has given Melbourne Victory a 3-2 win over Sydney FC in a rain-soaked A-League Men clash at Allianz Stadium.
Vine leads Matildas to much-needed victory
Australia have ended a four-match barren run with a handsome victory over African champions South Africa in London.
Ronaldo scores landmark 700th club goal
Cristiano Ronaldo has scored his 700th goal in club football, playing for Manchester United in a Premier League match at Everton.
Reshuffled City delight in opening ALM win
Melbourne City have earned some revenge from their A-League Men grand final loss to Western United, beating their crosstown rivals 2-1 at AAMI Park.
Moon wants grit and steel from Roar in ALM
Brisbane coach Warren Moon and captain Tom Aldred say extra experience in defence is integral to the Roar's quest to move up the A-League Men ladder.
Austin powers Roar’s ALM finals ambition
Brisbane were short on goals and lacking voice in finishing 11th last ALM season, something they hope recruit Charlie Austin can help with.
Nani set for ALM debut in Victory’s opener
Former Manchester United and Portugal star Nani has been given the green light to start in Melbourne Victory's A-League Men season opener against Sydney FC.
City’s Jamieson set for 300th ALM game
Melbourne City captain Scott Jamieson is the A-League Men's chief antagonist but hopes he'll be remembered as a good person as he hits the 300-game mark.
ACL tear but Simon says Cup still target
Matildas striker Kyah Simon will be racing the clock to return to full fitness for next year's home World Cup after confirming she has suffered a torn ACL.
Austin plans to drag Roar out of doldrums
Striker Charlie Austin insists he has not moved to the A-League Men to make up the numbers, and wants to return new club Brisbane Roar to winning ways.
Yorke’s Bulls secure first Australia Cup
Macarthur FC have secured their first piece of silverware with a 2-0 win over Sydney United 58 in the Australia Cup.
Indonesia soccer death toll revised to 125
The death toll from the Indonesian soccer stadium disaster has been revised down to 125, after local officials had earlier put it at 174, with 323 injured.
Injury fears for Matildas’ Kyah Simon
Football Australia are waiting to hear the full extent of Kyah Simon's injury after the striker was stretchered from the field while playing for Tottenham.
Sydney United to track down fascist fans
Sydney United 58 FC are promising to help track down fascist fans after being hit with a show-cause notice by Football Australia.
Soccer stampede child death toll at 32
An Indonesian goverment official says 32 children were among those killed in a soccer stampede in East Java at the weekend.
Socceroo Kuol signs with EPL’s Newcastle
Central Coast's 18-year-old attacker Garang Kuol says it is "unreal" to have signed for English Premier League giants Newcastle United.
Old meets new in Australia Cup final
Some 742 clubs competed in this year's Australia Cup and the final pits one of the most celebrated clubs in the country's history against the newest.