• Eamonn Tiernan

Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams stopped the USA in their tracks with a historic clean sheet.

• Marissa Payne

Barcelona fans had more reason to bite their nails on Friday as star Neymar, who's been linked to a record $258 million transfer deal to Paris Saint-Germain, walked out of a team training exercise after getting into a scuffle with a new teammate.

It's often been said that beer and football go together and now Czech club Viktoria Plzen seemed to have agreed, installing beer-can shaped dugouts that truly represent the city.

• Ben McKay

​The Matildas ended 30 years of pain against the United States in Seattle on Friday with their historic 1-0 win over the world champions.

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• Dominic Bossi

Former "golden generation" Socceroo Luke Wilkshire will join A-League club Sydney FC.

​Tameka Butt's second-half strike has given the Matildas a first-ever victory over women's football powerhouse the United States.

• Jason Dasey

'I became the first £10,000-a-week player in the country and the newspaper headlines were 'Football's gone mad'.'

• Dominic Bossi

With the ink still drying on Alex Cisak's contract at Sydney FC, he's already been set an almighty task for the season.

There's never been a better time to be Sam Kerr, and the Matildas forward knows it.

Barcelona striker Neymar has been cleared of any criminal charges in a long- running tax evasion case in Brazil.

A-League aspirants South Melbourne are into the FFA Cup's round of 16 for the first time, while Hakoah Sydney City East completed a stunning come-from-behind extra-time 6-3 victory to seal their spot.

Canberra Olympic will turn its attention to another Capital Football title after their FFA Cup ended on Wednesday.

Melbourne Victory are resigned to losing another member of their A-League grand final team, with Marco Rojas bound for Europe.

• Dominic Bossi

For the first time in the history of their rivalry, Western Sydney Wanderers are spending more on their A-League squad than Sydney FC.

• Michael Cockerill

Melbourne City midfielder Anthony Caceres is set to sign with UAE side Al Wasl after deciding the possibility of regular game time in the A-League this season is likely to be limited.

A-League hopefuls, including South Melbourne, could be waiting until 2018 until they learn FFA's criteria to enter the competition.

• Dominic Bossi

Former Melbourne Victory star James Troisi is set to make a shock switch across town to become Melbourne City's new marquee.

Real Madrid have agreed a $A264 million deal for teenage Monaco striker Kylian Mbappe, according to the Spanish media.

• Dominic Bossi

The club that made Johnny Warren, Graham Arnold and Ron Corry is about to emerge out of the shadows for the first time in 31 years.

Manchester United's Romelu Lukaku does not consider himself a complete striker but is optimistic of creating his "own history" at Old Trafford.

• Vince Rugari

​Western Sydney have signed veteran Spanish attacker Alvaro Cejudo as the club's second marquee A-League recruit.

Two El Salvador players have been given multi-game suspensions for biting and nipple-pinching incidents in an international football game against the United States.

• Emma Kemp

Steven Lowy has met FIFA ahead of the world governing body's intervention to sort out the stand-off over Australian football's governance.

• Ken Ferris

English champions Chelsea have completed the signing of Spain forward Alvaro Morata from Real Madrid on a five-year-deal, the Premier League club announced.

• Dominic Bossi

The A-League club chairmen are set to take legal action against the FFA.

Socceroo Tom Rogic scored yet again for Celtic as the Glasgow giants edged a step closer to the lucrative Champions League.

Asian Cup winner Ivan Franjic has left A-League club Melbourne City for a first stint in Asian football.

• Dominic Bossi

Trent Sainsbury is set to remain in China despite interest from Serie A clubs, including Hellas Verona.

Jose Mourinho intends to bring stability to Manchester United and wants to remain in charge for the next 15 years.