Wanderers sign top Spanish striker
A former La Liga regular will be leading the line for Western Sydney Wanderers' attack next season after the club completed the signing of the first marquee of the season, Spanish striker Oriol Riera.
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FFA fails to sell Arsenal TV rights
It's one of the most anticipated sporting events of the year but the FFA couldn't sell the TV rights for Arsenal's first tour of Australia in 40 years.
City new boys look to make immediate mark as Joyce assesses options
The highway linking Adelaide to Melbourne is the shortest between interstate capitals, which is just as well given the conveyor belt of players who have spent time at both Melbourne City and Adelaide United since the former came into the league in its sixth season.
Reds boss Griffin threatens to withdraw Adelaide players from Olyroos squad
Adelaide City chairman Greg Griffin says the club will put its foot down and refuse to release five star youngsters for an Olyroo training camp and tournament later this month.
Former Fury boss Krayem to lead NPL clubs push for A-League second division
The ground is continually shifting in Australian soccer with speculation suggesting that moves are being made by disgruntled stakeholders to persuade FIFA to disband the FFA board and start afresh to determine a new governing body for the sport.
Playing against Chelsea would be too hard, says Villa's Terry
At the age of 36, and having won five Premier League titles, former Chelsea captain John Terry has embarked on a final challenge by signing a one-year contract with Championship side Aston Villa.
Michelle Heyman eyes remarkable Matildas comeback this month
Michelle Heyman is a eyeing a remarkable Matildas comeback this month following a serious ankle injury.
Germany win the Confederations Cup
Lars Stindl scored the only goal as Germany defeated Chile 1-0 on Sunday to win football's Confederations Cup for the first time.
Messi marries in 'wedding of the century'
Lionel Messi and his childhood sweetheart have married at a ceremony attended by some of the biggest names in soccer.
FFA could be forced to introduce national second division
An A-League 2 could be close with the FFA forced to act on a national second division in exchange for support for their congress.
Dimitrijevic and Sydney FC part ways
Sydney FC have two visa spots and extra salary-cap cash to play with after news Milos Dimitrijevic has left the A-League champions.
Could Dandenong mirror the Wanderers and be Melbourne's third A-League club?
Could Western Sydney's success be replicated in Australia's other big city, Melbourne?
Rampant Germany too hot for Mexico
Germany's Leon Goretzka scored twice in the opening eight minutes to set his side on the way to a 4-1 win over Mexico to reach the final of the Confederations Cup.
Mooy completes a record switch for Huddersfield
Socceroos star Aaron Mooy has completed a permanent move to Premier League newcomers Huddersfield Town.
Rampant Germany too hot for Mexico
Germany's Leon Goretzka scored twice in the opening eight minutes to set his side on the way to a 4-1 win over Mexico to reach the final of the Confederations Cup.
Rampant Germany too hot for Mexico
Germany's Leon Goretzka scored twice in the opening eight minutes to set his side on the way to a 4-1 win over Mexico to reach the final of the Confederations Cup.
Nikolai Topor-Stanley to play in A-League past 34th birthday
A-League veteran Nikolai Topor-Stanley has returned to the Newcastle Jets on a two-year deal.
A-League clubs demand forensic audit of FFA books
A-League clubs are demanding a forensic financial audit of FFA's books – and have threatened court action if their demand is not met.
City and Victory on road as cup giants face NPL rivals
FFA Cup-holders Melbourne City will begin their defence of the trophy with a road trip to Queensland, to face Brisbane Premier League side Peninsula Power in the competition's round of 32.
Matildas star Kerr scores stunner in US
Matildas star Sam Kerr has scored a spectacular bicycle kick goal to continue her impressive National Women's Soccer League form in the US.
Ex-police chiefs charged over Hillsborough tragedy
A solicitor, a football club secretary and four former senior police officers have been charged over the Hillsborough stadium disaster in 1989.
Swiss examine Australian World Cup bid payments
Swiss prosecutors have examined multimillion-dollar Australian taxpayer-funded payments to controversial lobbyists hired at the behest of billionaire Frank Lowy to help Australia win the right to host the 2022 World Cup.
City kick off new season but Victory could be missing several stars in opener against Sydney
Melbourne City's new coach, Warren Joyce, will find himself in the spotlight sooner than he might have expected after City were scheduled to take centre stage on opening night of the next A League season, hosting Brisbane Roar at AAMI Park on Friday, October 7.
FIFA report on World Cup scandal highly critical of Australia 2022 bid
A report has revealed explosive new evidence that undermines longstanding assurances by Australia's peak soccer body and its former chiefs, billionaire Frank Lowy and North Melbourne football chairman Ben Buckley, that the nation's bid to host the World Cup wasn't tainted by corruption.
The past has come back to haunt FFA
Fighting fires on all fronts, about the last thing Football Federation Australia needs is another conflagration. Desperately trying to get a grip on the present to structure a future on the home front, the past has come back to haunt the FFA. As it was always likely to do.
A-League draw: Canberra's soccer future unclear
Canberra will be a junior soccer mecca next week, but it won't host an A-League game next year.
Whistleblower says Garcia Report should drive change at FFA
While Football Federation Australia claims there is nothing new and no more to say following the explosive revelations of the Garcia Report, the woman who was the whistleblower exposing some of the less than savoury aspects of the Australian World Cup bid says its publication should act as a catalyst for change in the way the Australian game is managed.
Leak reveals how FFA hid lobbyists' role in cup bid
Report shows the lengths Football Federation Australia went to conceal colourful consultants' role.
A catalyst for Australian soccer to break with the Lowy family?
At the heart of the allegations is the man who controlled the Australian game at that time with an iron fist.
FFA considered opening-round FIFA break
Football Federation Australia has decided not to push round one of the upcoming A-League season back to cater for potential Socceroos' World Cup qualifying play-offs and New Zealand internationals.