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Cahill wants to keep on keeping on

Keeping on: Tim Cahill wants to still be playing for the Socceroos at the 2018 world cup in Russia.

Enduring Socceroos striker Tim Cahill has no plans to hang up the boots any time soon as he looks to lead a new Australian strikeforce to Russia.

Oakleigh through to Grand Final clash with South

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Oakleigh Cannons will face South Melbourne in the NPL Victoria Grand Final next weekend after seeing off the defending champions, Bentleigh Greens, 3-1 at Kingston Heath Soccer Complex in the second semi final on Sunday afternoon.

Jedinak has nothing to prove at Aston Villa

Special: Mile Jedinak captaining Crystal Palace in the 2015/16 FA Cup final against Manchester United.

Socceroos skipper Mile Jedinak says there will always be a place in his heart for former club Crystal Palace as he embarks on life outside the Premier League with Aston Villa.

Bentleigh look to go back-to-back

Glory road: Bentleigh Greens fans show their support.

NPL Victoria champions Bentleigh Greens will be hoping to cause a major FFA Cup boilover when they entertain Melbourne Victory in the FFA Cup quarter final later in September.

AFC to probe fake passport claims

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Asian soccer's governing body says it's investigating players using fake passports to comply with eligibility rules in national team and club competitions.

At home with Los Millonarios, a rich experience

In Buenos Aires, football is THE game.

Since he can remember, Santiago and his mates have played pick-up games of football every week in Buenos Aires. But at a certain point, they decided to ban themselves from wearing their Juniors and River Plate guernseys, because it changed them into people they would rather not be when with each other.

Luiz to Chelsea may look strange but it makes sense

Back in London: David Luiz.

Chelsea's decision to re-sign David Luiz for what they considered to be a fair price for their former player was in keeping with a new policy not to pay well over their valuation of transfer targets, even if it meant missing out on some of them.

Melbourne City sign Danish international defender

Melbourne City have signed Danish international defender Michael Jakobsen.

Danish defender Michael Jakobsen is the latest European recruit to Melbourne City, the 30-year-old joining up with his former international teammate Thomas Sorensen as John van 't Schip looks to strengthen his defence for a tilt at the A-League title.

Premier League clubs break £1 billion barrier

Heading back to West London: David Luiz.

Chelsea re-signed David Luiz and Premier League champions Leicester City broke their transfer record for striker Islam Slimani as Premier League clubs exceeded the £1 billion ($1.75 billion) barrier when the curtain fell on transfer deadline day on Thursday morning AEST.