Wanderers welcome campaign juggling act
​Western Sydney coach Tony Popovic concedes it is a challenge balancing A-league and Asian Champions League commitments, but he wouldn't have it any other way.
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The offer set to test Postecoglou's commitment to Socceroos
Ange Postecoglou's devotion to guiding Australia to the 2018 World Cup in Russia is set to be tested by a lucrative offer from China
Is this the end of the road for FBK at Victory?
It looks as though veteran winger Fahid Ben Khalfallah may have played his last game for Melbourne Victory after he was again omitted from the matchday squad for Saturday night's win over Adelaide United.
Sutton forced to play defender in goal after Piegate
Sutton United had to put a defender in goal when regular No.1 Ross Worner picked up an injury against Torquay as Wayne Shaw's sacking meant they had no substitute keeper on the bench.
As the A-League stagnates, the NPL is in an arms race
Forget the debate about whether a salary cap is good or bad for the A-League. The real arm's race has already taken off. It's in the semi-pro ranks of the National Premier Leagues, where competitions in NSW and Victoria in particular are gearing up for day when they might get the chance to join the A-League in their own right.
Chelsea stretch lead with win over Swansea, Leicester drop to relegation zone
Chelsea's stretched their lead at the top of the Premier League to 11 points with a 3-1 victory over a resolute Swansea City side at Stamford Bridge.
Perth march on with win over Wanderers
Perth Glory has rocketed to third on the A-League table after a hard- fought 2-0 win over a weary Western Sydney Wanderers at nib Stadium on Saturday night.
Victory keep up pursuit of Sydney after surviving late Adelaide scare
A marvellous Marco Rojas free kick and a deft Besart Berisha strike help Melbourne Victory secure a 2-1 win.
Phoenix upset flat and depleted Roar outfit
Brisbane Roar have missed another chance to move ahead in the battle for third spot on the A-League ladder after an upset 2-1 defeat to Wellington Phoenix.
Why Bobo is only going to get better in Sky Blue
Sydney FC's marquee Bobo wasn't getting enough possession this season because his mobility was of a standard none of his teammates were used to.
Okon urges FFA and Fox Sports to reconsider derby scheduling
If the F3 Derby is to once again become a key fixture, it needs prime time slots, says Paul Okon.
Pressure mounting on City in top-four battle
Thank God that Australia has a finals system, Melbourne City coach Michael Valkanis declared after his 10-man team had eventually capitulated to league leaders Sydney 3-1 on Friday night.
Focused Sydney target a new benchmark and won't rest until mission accomplished
Graham Arnold and his Sydney team have ticked off their first box.
Wanderers apologise to Arnold for 'abhorrent' actions by the RBB
Western Sydney Wanderers have issued a public apology to Sydney's FC coach Graham Arnold after their supporters unveiled an offensive banner during last week's Sydney derby.Â
Leicester should name stadium after sacked Ranieri, says Mourinho
Leicester City should honour sacked title-winning manager Claudio Ranieri by naming their stadium after him, says Manchester United's Jose Mourinho.
Sydney back to winning ways as Bobo double helps sink 10-man City
When you fall off a horse the best way to regain confidence is to get straight  back on.
Simulation – aka cheating – is a blight on the A-League
Enough is enough. Players milk penalties. And yet as the honour system in the A-League disintegrates week-by-week, who gets the blame? Not, mostly, the players. Rather those who are supposed to see it, in a split second. Am I missing something here?
Popovic backs Wanderers' hardline stance against RBB
The decision to ban several key members of the RBB has come with the blessing from coach Tony Popovic.
Ranieri and relegation: Reality demanded Leicester act
The greatest football story now has the most remarkable twist. Nine months after engineering the most incredible league triumph in living memory, the FIFA World Coach of the Year has been summarily dismissed.
FFA's action against Red and Black Bloc is pathetic
It's the height of naivety to think the Wanderers and the FFA have now solved the problem. What the FFA should've done is apply the blowtorch to this "supporters group" that's got much more in common with a disorganised crime gang on a rampage, in terms of violence, intimidation and disrespect for societal norms.
Muscat not fooled by ailing Adelaide
Second against last. A clean bill of health compared to a weak and wounded squad that's endured a midweek Asian Champions League mauling.
Always pay attention to the soothsayer as Ides of March approach
Steven Lowy, the under-pressure chairman of the FFA, would do well to heed the advice of the soothsayer in Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, who warned the emperor to beware the Ides of March.
Even Chelsea are turning to Eddie Jones now
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EPL title in May, out of a job by February: Leicester sack Ranieri
Premier League champions Leicester City have sacked Italian manager Claudio Ranieri, the club said in a statement on Friday morning.
City look to add to Sydney misery - and Cahill the man to inflict the damage
Big games demand big performances from big players.
Socceroos to play Brazil in MCG blockbuster
Australia will play soccer powerhouse Brazil at the MCG in June in the lead-up to the Confederations Cup.
Don't expect fresh faces in Socceroos squad, says Postecoglou
Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou will stick to the tried and tested rather than throw in any wildcards as he looks to guide his team through a series of difficult tests over the next five months.
FFA announce ruling on Wanderers banner
Football Federation Australia fined Western Sydney Wanderers $20,000 for an offensive banner raised by their fans, but will not penalise the club by docking competition points.
Victory's Berisha to answer Kosovo call in A-League run home
Striker Besart Berisha has stunned Melbourne Victory on the run-in to A-League finals by answering an international call from the country of his birth, Kosovo.
How much are taxpayers spending to bring Brazil, Argentina to the 'G?
Victorian taxpayers will see little change out of $10 million for the privilege of watching the SuperClasico between Argentina and Brazil at the MCG on June 9 and the match between the Socceroos and the Brazilians at the same ground on June 13.