Dwight Yorke denied entry to USA
Former Sydney FC marquee man and Manchester United ambassador Dwight Yorke has been denied entry into the United State because of an Iranian stamp in his passport.
Football
Adelaide edge out Newcastle
A spirited Adelaide United ground out a hard-fought 1-0 win over the Newcastle Jets at Coopers Stadium on Friday night thanks to a second-half penalty from Marcelo Carrusca.
Wenger to decide his Arsenal future soon
Arsene Wenger says he will make a decision on his Arsenal future in March or April – but will not retire from management at season's end.
Cambodian coach banned for fixing Young Socceroos game
A Cambodian football coach has been banned from the sport for life for helping to fix a match involving the Young Socceroos last year.
The surprising press conference from Arnold
Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold doesn't mind causing a stir, but his pre-match comments before Saturday night's Sydney derby caught everyone off guard.
City sinners return to bolster line-up in crucial clash with Wellington
It will be all change for Melbourne City again this weekend as coach Michael Valkanis gets access to six of the seven sinners who were suspended from the club's 2-2 draw with Brisbane Roar last week.
Muscat for Rangers? Victory hose down Scottish media speculation linking the two
Melbourne Victory bosses are looking to play down speculation linking the club's A League  winning coach Kevin Muscat with a stunning move to Glasgow to take charge at troubled Scottish giants Rangers.
Three United players picked in Matildas, but no Heyman
Three Canberra United players have been named in the the Matildas squad for Algarve Cup in Portugal next month.
Reilly exposes the fault lines at the heart of FFA board and governance
Jack Reilly is a legend of Australian soccer.Â
'He's my Ngolo Kante': Sydney FC's unsung hero
Sydney FC are a team based on imitation, which is why Josh Brillante is the Sky Blues' answer to Chelsea's "water carrier" N'Golo Kante.
Socceroos injury concerns over captain and key players as World Cup qualifiers loom
Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou may look at more A-League players in his squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Iraq and the United Arab Emirates as he looks to cover for injuries to crucial players.
Improving Sydney FC edge towards perfection
Are Sydney FC that good, or is the rest of the A-League that bad?
Players caught up in Spanish match-fixing charges
A total of 18 people, including three players, are to stand trial for match fixing in Spanish football, a judge in Pamplona has ruled.
We're still targetting the grand final, says Popovic
Pressure is mounting externally and from within the club for the Wanderers to make a late charge into the finals but Tony Popovic isn't paying any attention to the weight of expectation.
Antonis contemplating celebrating a goal against Sydney FC
Not celebrating against your former employer has become the new norm in world football, though Western Sydney Wanderers midfielder Terry Antonis could snap that trend against Sydney FC.
South Melbourne push A-League case as broadcast tops 93,000 views
The FFA might have put the idea of A-League expansion on the backburner for a couple of years, but that hasn't stopped those pressing their claims from making their case.
McGowan to play for Adelaide, despite father being found guilty of murder
Adelaide United expect defender Dylan McGowan to play in the Reds' A-League match against Newcastle on Friday night despite his father being found guilty of murder in a Scottish court.
Maradona involved in Madrid incident
Police were called to investigate an altercation involving Diego Maradona and a woman at a hotel in Madrid, authorities said.
Socceroo's father found guilty of murder
The father of Socceroo Ryan McGowan has been found guilty of murdering his former brother-in-law in Scotland.
Sorensen's recipe for making City better: be like Sydney
If Melbourne City are to get back to winning ways and mount a serious title challenge there is one obvious route to success – be like league leaders Sydney.
Goals galore as Bayern thrash Arsenal, Real dominate Napoli
Bayern Munich crushed Arsenal 5-1 in their Champions League round of 16 first leg, scoring three goals in a dazzling 10-minute second half spell to extend their record to 16 consecutive home wins in the competition.
A-League clubs disappointed by FFA stance
A-League clubs have been left disappointed by a failure to reach agreement with Football Federation Australia on changes to the sport's governance.
Brain damage fuels soccer heading fears
Professional football is as risky as boxing in causing brain damage that can lead to dementia and early death, scientists have suggested.
Sydney preparing offer to European club to retain star player
Sydney FC aren't prepared to make the same mistake twice and are preparing to make Bernie Ibini's second loan spell at the club permanent by the end of the season.
Barcelona equal record loss in Champions League boilover
No team have ever overturned a deficit of four or more goals to progress in the Champions league knockout stages.
PSG stun Barca 4-0 in Champions League
Paris Saint-Germain's Angel Di Maria was at his vintage best as he scored twice in a 4-0 demolition of Barcelona in their Champions League last-16 first leg.
Manchester City get bad news on Jesus
Manchester City have suffered a large blow to their title hopes with Gabriel Jesus suffering a fractured foot that could keep him out for up to three months
Dubious penalty: Is this the future of video refereeing in A-League?
The Video Assistant Referees (VARs) have courted controversy in their first use in football in New Zealand.
We can win every game: Wanderers coach
​Western Sydney will swap one hoodoo venue for another when they take on the mighty Sydney FC at the Olympic stadium.
Matildas' newbie has bright future if she works hard
Jacynta Galabadaarachchi's name might be hard to pronounce, but callers and fans of women's soccer might have to get used to it.