Perth trounce defending champs in rampant display
Perth Glory maestro Diego Castro orchestrated a 5-0 belting of a demoralised Adelaide United in Friday night's A-League match.
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Argentina, Brazil clash at MCG locked in; Socceroos vie to join action
Two of the biggest names in world football, Argentina's Lionel Messi and Brazil's Neymar, will be facing each other at the MCG in June, the Victorian Government confirmed on Friday morning.
Wanderers leading race to sign highly-rated Dutch midfielder
Western Sydney Wanderers are set to make a move to sign exciting Dutch midfielder Roly Bonevacia next season with the Wellington Phoenix midfielder set to leave the club at the expiration of his contract in May.
Sydney FC players tell club to re-sign 'freak of nature' at all costs
Sydney FC are set to battle the riches of Asia, Europe and the Middle East for the services of Milos Ninkovic next season but defender Rhyan Grant urged the club to make every effort to keep the star midfielder.
Di Pietro blasts FFA bosses, calls for expansion and more cash to A-League clubs
Melbourne Victory chairman Anthony Di Pietro has fired a broadside at the FFA leadership and demanded on behalf of all A-League clubs that they be given a greater share of the game's revenue.
A tale of two Cities – and the women are doing better right now
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times....it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way."
Sorensen back as Valkanis sweats on Jakobsen fitness for suspension-hit City
Veteran goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen will get the chance to make his first appearance since being sent off in the opening game of the season when he comes into the suspension-ravaged Melbourne City line-up for the must-win clash with Brisbane Roar on Saturday night.
What's the problem? Invincible Sydney hit lowest attendance in five seasons
There were 333 fewer fans at Allianz Stadium against Wellington on Thursday than the club's first ever match against a New Zealand side when they hosted the now defunct Knights in a pre-season friendly in July 2005, before the A-League started.
Melbourne City puts on a brave face
Melbourne City has conceded more than 300 fouls and picked up the most yellow cards in the A-League this season.
Sydney FC edge closer to premiership with commanding win
Sydney FC are one step closer to finishing the season as invincible after scoring three stunning goals in their 3-1 win over Wellington.
Women's football needs to strike while the iron is hot
Is it time to panic for the women's game in Australia? Not really. Is it time to be bold? For sure. As women's sport across the country enters a golden age, football needs to think outside the square or it could be left behind. Sunday afternoon in Perth will more than likely offer a stark warning. It's one the female game should not ignore.
Reds not giving up on A-League finals just yet
Despite a disappointing season, a late charge towards the A-League finals isn't out of the question says Adelaide United coach.
New study brings A-League salary cap into question
Does a salary cap ensure a competition is more evenly balanced? That's the question raised by a recent study conducted by the players union into the last two seasons of the A-League that will be unveiled on Friday.
Heat postpones Victory-Jets game
Newcastle's A-League home clash with Melbourne Victory has been moved to Monday night due to the extreme heat expected on Saturday afternoon.
Aloisi hails finest moment as Roar coach
​John Aloisi has hailed Brisbane Roar's AFC Champions League boilover in China as the greatest victory in his tenure at the club.
Stunning goals give Leicester extra-time win over Derby
(Adds details)Leicester City scored two stunning goals in extra time through Wilfred Ndidi and Demarai Gray to reach the FA Cup fifth round with a 3-1 win over second tier Derby County.
Liverpool star's life still marked by the scars of war
Dejan Lovren can still remember the sirens, how he was clinging to his mother in a basement shelter to escape the bombs, and the 17-hour drive across the German border that saved him.
Roar, Borello upstage Tevez and Shanghai Shenhua
Rising star Brandon Borrello stole Carlos Tevez's spotlight by helping Brisbane Roar book a spot in the AFC Champions League's group stage with a stunning victory in China.
'I want to show Sydney FC what they missed out on'
Sydney FC could be about to find out what they missed out on when Wellington Phoenix come to town on Thursday night as young defender Jacob Tratt vows to make a statement at the expense of his former employers.
Bouzanis gets five-game ban for gypsy slur
Dean Bouzanis has been handed a five-match A-League ban for calling Melbourne Victory striker Besart Berisha a "f---ing gypsy" during last weekend's derby.
Arnold bans players from using the word 'invincible'
In just three months, Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold has gone from spruiking his desire for his team to become the A-League's first "invincibles" to telling his players to stop stop talking about it.
Billionaire ready to back A-League club in Wollongong
Billionaire WIN Television boss Bruce Gordon has thrown his support behind an A-League team for Wollongong, indicating he would be prepared to invest in the expansion club.
Ex-Socceroo Maloney's Malaysian connection takes him to QPR
A pair of Malaysian coaches are off to work at London-based side Queen Park Rangers for a month-long exchange but it won't be the first taste of English football for Ong Kim Swee and his assistant Brad Maloney.
Beckham's only 'crime' is playing fame game
The management of David Beckham's image is indeed a sizeable British industry, but to believe he does charity work solely to earn a knighthood you would need a very dark view of him, and of the world.
I left Sydney FC on good terms: Janjetovic
He slammed Sydney FC for "months of lies" and claimed he wasn't wanted, but Vedran Janjetovic now insists he left the A-League club on good terms.
Victory keeper focuses on clean sheets and a clear head
Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas understands the frustration that saw his Melbourne City opposite Dean Bouzanis lash out at Victory striker Besart Berisha, even if he doesn't condone Bouzanis' sledging of the Albanian as a gypsy.
Cahill apologises for Melbourne derby ref abuse
Tim Cahill has apologised for swearing at A-League referee Chris Beath during last weekend's fiery Melbourne derby, acknowledging his behaviour hurt the game.
Leicester owners hand Ranieri a stay of execution
Claudio Ranieri's job as Leicester City manager is safe for now with the club's owners keen to give the Italian time to mount a revival and the opportunity to take charge of the Champions League last-16 tie against Sevilla.
Bouzanis has case to answer for 'gypsy' sledge
Melbourne City goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis is facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines after the FFA's match review panel decided on Monday that he had a case to answer after he sledged Melbourne Victory's Albanian striker Besart Berisha and called him a gypsy during an ill-tempered Melbourne derby on Saturday night.
Central Coast boss admits uncertain future for A-League in Canberra
Mariners boss Shaun Mielekamp says it is up to the ACT govt to decide if they have a future presence in Canberra.