UEFA tells elite clubs ''money does not rule''
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has reiterated to Europe's top soccer clubs that he will never allow the creation of a closed Super League, telling them in a speech that "money does not rule."
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Rodgers tips Our Tom to become one of Europe's best
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers expects big things from Canberra product Tom Rogic.
Manchester United slip up in top-four race
Manchester United suffered another blow to their hopes of finishing in the top four in the English Premier League when they were held 1-1 at home by Everton.
I want Wenger to stay at Arsenal, says Sol Campbell
Sol Campbell outlines his blue-print for Arsenal's return to titles, and Arsene Wenger is at the centre of it.
Glory star Diego Castro coy on future with Perth
Perth Glory veteran Richard Garcia is adamant the uncertainty surrounding the future of star duo Diego Castro and Rhys Williams won't distract the team from their title quest.
World first for A-League on Friday
The A-League will become the first top-tier competition in the world to trial the Video Assistant Referee System in a league match.
Arsenal ready for ugly Sanchez summer saga
Alexis Sanchez has put Chelsea at the top of the list of clubs he wants to join but faces a battle with Arsenal to make the move happen.
Victory's finals scare
A bad day at the office? Just one of those things that sometimes happens to even the best teams?
Battle for A-League finals spots down to the wire
Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory are home and hosed at the top of the A-League ladder, but other spots are up for grabs.
Arnold tells players to get yellow cards
Sydney FC boss Graham Arnold instructed two players to deliberately get yellow cards so they would serve bans before the A-League finals.
Rogic watches on as Celtic claim Scottish title
It was a bittersweet feeling for Canberra's Tom Rogic when Celtic clinched the Scottish title.
Arsenal dig deep in Manchester City draw but still look vulnerable
Such is the air of toxicity around Arsenal that it is uncertain how much a draw at home to Manchester City will draw the poison.
Arsenal come from behind to salvage draw against Manchester City
Arsenal twice came from behind to draw 2-2 with Manchester City in a tense Premier League encounter on Sunday and stay seven points behind the fourth-placed visitors.
Hat-trick hero Maclaren roars into golden boot contention
A Jamie Maclaren hat-trick helped Brisbane Roar come from behind and thrash the Central Coast Mariners 5-1 in the A-League on Sunday night.
Phoenix sink Victory to stay in finals hunt
Roly Bonevacia may well be on his way out of Wellington Phoenix, but he is going to leave them with some terrific memories if his performance against Melbourne Victory can somehow inspire a late run into the finals.
Bobo and Brosque: Sydney FC's new Killer Bs
The Killer B strikeforce is back, seven years after Sydney FC last won an A-League title, with Alex Brosque and Bobo firing.
Sydney FC closing in on history after thrashing Melbourne City
Sydney FC are on the cusp of finishing the season as the best team in 40 years of national football after thumping Melbourne City 3-0.
Sydney look the goods, but City risk falling into a hole as finals loom
It's hard to see who can stop Sydney FC strolling to the championship to add to the premier's plate which they have already collected.
Irvine ends dream week with shock winner against Huddersfield
Socceroos midfielder Jackson Irvine has capped off a dream week with a last-gasp winner to hand battling Burton Albion a shock 1-0 win at promotion-chasing Huddersfield.
Ghost of NSL still apparent 40 years on from humble beginnings
Is it really 40 years? Boy that makes John Kosmina feel old. There's history, and there's living history. And "Kossie" – still going strong as a pundit and a coach – is living proof of a landmark worth recognising.
Wenger: 'I will not retire - for old people retirement is death'
​Arsene Wenger has no intention of drawing a line under his management career this summer because, for him, "retirement equals death".
Philippe Coutinho fires Liverpool to derby win over Everton
Philippe Coutinho inspired Liverpool to a comfortable 3-1 home win over Everton in the 228th Merseyside derby on Saturday.
Squeaky bum time for Socceroos? Could be worse: try being Dutch
If Australian soccer fans are nervous and think the Socceroos are in the hot seat in trying to qualify for the World Cup, then imagine being a fan of The Netherlands or Argentina.
Sydney see off City to post record total of A-League wins
Sydney FC keep marching on their merry way, while Melbourne City are in danger of falling out of the top four and face having to play finals football on the road.
Cornthwaite's brace seals win for Wanderers
Two goals from skipper Robbie Cornthwaite have helped put Western Sydney Wanderers in sight of guaranteed finals football with a 3-0 win over Newcastle.
Castro's stage dive angers crowd but earns Glory controversial draw
Perth Glory's Diego Castro has kept his A-League side's top-four ambitions flickering with a stage-dive penalty in a 1-1 away draw with Adelaide United.
FIFA makes Socceroos' World Cup qualifying path much easier from 2026
It's about to get a whole lot easier to qualify for the World Cup.
Valkanis poised to make changes to liven up City
Melbourne City coach Michael Valkanis is poised to swing the axe and make several changes for Saturday night's crucial A-League clash with Premiers' Plate winners Sydney.
FIFA hands across over 20,000 pages of corruption evidence
FIFA has completed its 22-month investigation into the corruption scandal that brought world football's governing body to its knees, handing over more than 20,000 pages of exhibits to Swiss authorities.
FFA slash funding for indigenous football to just $10,000
In a week where the FFA are celebrating young indigenous footballers, the organisation slashed its annual funding of indigenous football programs in half.