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‘Master’ coach Postecoglou on path to greatness in Europe: Kewell
Harry Kewell believes Ange Postecoglou is well on his way to being recognised as one of European football’s top managers as he prepares for the UEFA Champions League.
- by Vince Rugari
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Ronaldo can leave Manchester United ... if anyone wants him
Manchester United will not stand in the Portuguese superstar’s way as he tries to force his way out of Old Trafford, but no offers have yet been received.
- by Jason Burt
FIFA to use Australian technology to monitor concussions at World Cup
Concussed players at the World Cup in Qatar will be assessed using a new piece of cutting-edge Australian-owned technology as part of the most extensive set of protocols FIFA has ever deployed at a major tournament.
- by Vince Rugari
Graeme Souness calls football a 'man's game'
Graeme Souness has drawn criticism for describing a football match as a "man's game" while sitting next to Karen Carney, an English Football Hall of Fame inductee and former England women’s star.
Liverpool's star signing shown straight red
Darwin Nunez was sent off against Crystal Palace for a headbutt on Joachim Andersen.
Premier League promotion hero rounds out Sydney FC’s signing spree
Joe Lolley, who played a key part in two separate successful Premier League promotion pushes, has joined an influx of new faces at the Sky Blues.
- by Vince Rugari
Kane’s late equaliser for Spurs at Chelsea sparks chaos as both managers see red
Tottenham’s goal in the sixth minute of injury time led to a touchline confrontation between Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel and his Spurs counterpart Antonio Conte on a sweltering afternoon in London.
- by Martyn Herman
Ten Hag faces huge task after United mauling, City march on in EPL
Erik Ten Hag is the first Manchester United boss in a century to lose his first two games and with Liverpool up next things may get worse before they get better.
- by Martyn Herman
Kerr nominated for Ballon d’Or for fourth time as Messi snubbed in 17-year first
The Matildas skipper finished third last year and is expected to again be at the pointy end of the 20-strong list of contenders.
- by Vince Rugari
How Brexit – and Ange – helped kick-start Scottish football’s Aussie invasion
The number of Australians in the Scottish Premiership has surged to historic levels this season, and while there are long-standing trends at play, a lot of it has to do with the UK leaving the European Union.
- by Vince Rugari
