Valkanis off to a winning start
Melbourne City's new era under caretaker coach Michael Valkanis began with their first win in nearly six weeks when they saw off 10-man Western Sydney Wanderers 1-0 at AAMI Park.
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From champions to outcasts: Adelaide at risk of losing bulk of championship squad
A season that began with so much promise is threatening to end in a whimper for Adelaide United.
Valeri says 'scary' illness a 'distant memory' as he leads Victory's title charge
Former Socceroo reflects on how his life has turned around in the last 12 months.
Victory face derby-like fight with Reds
This isn't a derby, but Adelaide United v Melbourne Victory is in some ways more fiercely contested than any other fixture in the A-League.
The Balkan football crisis playing into the hands of Sydney FC
With a war chest equivalent to $450,000 in annual earnings, Sydney FC are looking to pounce on the Serbian Super League payment crisis to find a bargain signing previously unattainable for an A-League club.
It was a game of two halves for van 't Schip as Heart morphed into City
It is difficult to overstate the role John Van 't Schip played in the history of the team that started out as Melbourne Heart and then became Melbourne City.
Glory bounce back to beat 10-man Phoenix
Perth Glory overcame a lacklustre first half to end their six-game winless run, beating a 10-man Wellington Phoenix 2-1 at nib Stadium.
Kahlia Hogg returns to where it all began at Canberra United
Kahlia Hogg has returned to Canberra United for the rest of the W-League season.
Revolving door behind the Wanderers struggles
Has a high squad overhaul resulted in the Wanderers' inconsistent form? Coach Tony Popovic does not think so.
No ill-will from Sydney FC's Redmayne
New Sydney FC goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne insists there are no hard feelings towards Western Sydney for trading him in to gain Vedran Janjetovic.
Austin, Carrusca named in squads for Victory-Adelaide clash
Mitch Austin could turn out for his first A-League appearance in more than a month when Melbourne Victory face Adelaide United.
Van 't Schip's parting message for Melbourne City
Melbourne City have a task to overcome the shock loss of coach John van 't Schip when they play Western Sydney on Friday night, but their new boss says they're up to it.
Antonis in race to start against City
Western Sydney Wanderers' new signing Terry Antonis will not be rushed into the starting lineup for Friday night's clash against Melbourne City despite the absence of captain Dimas Delgado in the midfield.
Roar set perfect example by honouring past
The Roar have proved how an ethnic DNA can successfully evolve into a broad-based, multicultural one – inclusive rather than exclusive.
Alli double ends Chelsea's winning streak
Tottenham Hotspur denied Chelsea a record 14th consecutive Premier League win and opened up the title race as two Dele Alli headers earned them a 2-0 victory at a rocking White Hart Lane on Thursday morning.
Team-mates fear fed-up Sanchez wants to quit
Alexis Sanchez's latest tantrum that continued in the Arsenal dressing room after the 3-3 draw with Bournemouth has left a number of his team-mates fearing the forward will leave.
Andy Murray struggles to tame Melzer
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Ex-Bundesliga star ready for Malaysia chapter
He will miss his monthly trips to eat Hot Pot with his Chinese friends at Hai Di Lao, but Danish import Ken Ilso says that he is excited about joining reigning Malaysia Cup champions, Kedah.
How your A-League team was graded at the halfway mark
The marks are out: how did your A-League team fare at the halfway stage of this season?
Football coaches under the pump in 2017
The new year is just days old but the weight of expectation is already heavier on some coaches than others.
EPL cellar-dwellars Hull sack Mike Phelan
​Relegation strugglers Hull City sacked Mike Phelan as manager, less than three months after appointing him on a permanent basis.
Kruse gets Bayer blessing for China move
Socceroos forward Robbie Kruse is set to join the growing list of international players moving to China after telling Bayer Leverkusen he wants out.
Cracks starting to show in Guardiola's City plan
Guardiola's rapid ice hockey-style often looks alien to a team who are accustomed to crushing opponents in a slower, more traditional manner.
Chelsea making rival managers angry, says Conte
Antonio Conte has taken a swipe at the complaints of Jose Mourinho and Arsene Wenger over Chelsea's Christmas and new-year fixture list by insisting the pair are angry only because his team are top of the Premier League.
Arsenal earn a point at Bournemouth after thrilling comeback
Olivier Giroud's stoppage-time header earned Arsenal an unlikely 3-3 draw at Bournemouth on Wednesday morning after they had trailed 3-0 with 70 minutes on the clock.
Victory assistant gets three-match ban for Jets tirade
Melbourne Victory assistant coach Jean-Paul de Marigny has been handed a three-week touchline ban after his expletive-ridden tirade directed towards the Newcastle Jets bench during Monday night's A-League clash.
'Un-Canberra-like' United have the Sky Blues
Coach Rae Dower thinks short turnaround to next game could be a "blessing" with redemption on her players' minds.
Jurman seals move to top Asian club
Sydney FC have agreed a deal with a top Asian club for the transfer of centre half Matt Jurman.
Big Six blow away any hopes of level playing field
The top six are away and so much better than the rest. There is no sense that they can be caught or even competed against and the likelihood is that the mini-league will only pull further and further out on its own, out of sight, as the season progresses.
Goals record set, Berisha puts focus on championship
Melbourne Victory's star striker Besart Berisha will now set his mind to winning a second title in navy blue and not worry too much about setting an unreachable benchmark for individual goals scored in the A League.