Chelsea take over at the top
Chelsea replaced Liverpool at the top of the Premier League with a comfortable 1-0 win at Middlesbrough.
Football
Jets coach 'frustrated' after wasteful showing
Frustrated coach Mark Jones was "disappointed to throw two points away" after the Newcastle Jets failed to strike a killer blow against a 10-man Central Coast Mariners
Dower pays tribute to mentor after emotional win
An Ashleigh Sykes goal lifted Canberra United to an emotional win on Sunday, coach Rae Dower dedicating the result to one of her soccer mentors after his death.
Nordstrand snatches draw for Jets against the Mariners
Danish striker Morten Nordstrand produced a clinical finish to help the Newcastle Jets snatch a 1-all draw with the Central Coast Mariners at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday and stretch their unbeaten run in the F3 derby to six games.
W-League: Sky Blues heap more misery on Victory
Sydney FC move to joint-top of W-League, leaving Melbourne Victory marooned at foot of table
The player Ange needs to pick for the Socceroos
Too late for Alex Brosque and the Socceroos? Depends.
United suffer late draw to Arsenal as Kane's heroics save Spurs
Olivier Giroud headed home an 89th-minute equaliser to earn Arsenal a 1-1 draw at Manchester United.
Sky Blues' streak ends in controversy, confusion
The State of Origin theme appeared to do the trick in a controversial afternoon as refereeing confusion caused second-half chaos at Suncorp Stadium.
Aloisi compares confusing scenes to Simunic affair
The Roar coach insists referee Alan Milliner 'forgot' to book Sydney FC's Rhyan Grant in an incident that left a state of confusion around the 1-1 draw at Suncorp Stadium.
Liverpool eating their way to top of EPL
Jurgen Klopp is doing more than oversee a soccer transformation at Liverpool. The club are in the midst of a food revolution as well.
A-League expansion: is South Melbourne a chance?
Okay, so its now not a matter of if, but when.
Canberra United defender Hannah Brewer returns from W-League break to give back to family
"I've sacrificed a lot in the past and missed out on a lot of things so I figured last year was the time for me to stop and spend some time with family."
Van 't Schip wants more protection for Fornaroli
Melbourne City coach John van 't Schip has called on A-League referees to give more protection to star striker Bruno Fornaroli whom, he believes, is being targeted by other teams.
National second division not possible in near future: Gorman
Talk of a national second division with promotion and relegation to and from the A-League may be raging in football circles, but one former club boss says it is unrealistic in the near future.
Sex ban at Manchester City? No way, says Guardiola
Pep Guardiola has told his Manchester City squad that having sex will make them better players.
Amor banished to the stands in Glory win
Adelaide coach Guillermo Amor was banished to the stands after protesting a goal in his side's 3-1 loss to Perth Glory in Friday night's A-League clash at nib Stadium.
The $7million offer on the table for Tony Popovic
Tony Popovic could become the highest paid figure in Australian football by joining Shanghai Shenhua but the Western Sydney Wanderers coach will not fight for a release and says he is happy to stay in the A-League for the time being.
Wanderers furious over controversial decision
Western Sydney Wanderers were left fuming over a contentious referee decision that cost them the opening goal against Melbourne City.
No A-League for Canberra
An A-League team in Canberra? It just ain't gonna happen, sorry.
Arnold 'worried' about maroon-clad Roar
John Aloisi reckons Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold is worried a maroon-clad Brisbane Roar will end their unbeaten A-League run on Saturday.
Socceroo slip not the end of the world
In the era of social media, when people shout as loudly as they can via Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat or any number of social media platforms, its probably to be expected.
Wanderers gear up to give City a few problems
Western Sydney midfielder Mitch Nichols concedes the club's fans are owed an A-League win.
It's not rugby league, Arnold tells Roar
State against state? Not in this game, says Graham Arnold.
Cahill gets chance to shine against Wanderers
A man who wasn't part of the Socceroos' disappointing World Cup draw against Thailand occupied a fair portion of the post-mortem discussions, and he will be out to prove to Ange Postecoglou on Friday night that he still has a role to play on the testing road to Russia.
City hope for Colazo return, no concern over Chinese player raids
Melbourne City hope to have Argentine midfielder Nicolas Colazo back in the team for their home game with Wellington Phoenix on November 27.
Nobody is denying the ugly truth that a crisis is afoot
There are a million theories as to why Australian youth football is in crisis. There is, though, universal agreement on one thing: It is in crisis.
England captain in hot water over drunk night out
Wayne Rooney has issued an unreserved apology after the Football Association rebuked him for appearing to be drunk at a wedding party and out socialising until 5am.
Socceroos lucky to escape Thailand with a point, says Sainsbury
Socceroos defender Trent Sainsbury slammed his team's performance in its poor draw away to Thailand, suggesting Australia were outplayed by the group B minnows.
Get fit or get out: Postecoglou warns players
Australia's players were told to use the four-month break between internationals to get match fit and sort their club futures after a disappointing draw with Thailand.
FIFA boss to visit Australia next month
FIFA president Gianni Infantino is to visit Australia early next month.