Australian A-League 2006-2007Steven Lowy one of four candidates to be elected unopposed onto board Apparently autocratic nature of selection process heavily criticised Frank Lowyâs son Steven is set to succeed him as chairman of Football Federation Australia after he was confirmed as one of four candidates to be electedâ¦
Guardian » 15hNew new collective bargaining agreement âdays awayâ from being finalised A-League season set to start as planned next week The ugly pay war that has cast a shadow over the build-up to the new season is all but over with Football Federation Australia and Professional Footballers Australia only d
Guardian » 17hExperienced Spaniard arrives in A-League after nine years with Almeria Comes in as replacement for departed Luke Brattan Brisbane Roarâs pre-season from hell is getting back on track following confirmation experienced Spanish midfielder Corona has joined the club on a two-year deal. Related: Toâ
Guardian » 1dHeidelberg United 0-5 Melbourne City Perth Glory 1-1 Western Sydney Wanderers (Glory win 4-2 on pens) An all-Melbourne FFA Cup final remains a possibility after the semi-final draw kept the cityâs two A-League sides apart following the conclusion of Tuesdayâs quarter-finals. Melbourne City ease
Guardian » 1dMiddlesbrough kept their Sky Bet Championship promotion charge on track with a 3-0 victory over Leeds at the Riverside Stadium â their seventh straight win in all competitions. Efforts from David Nugent and Diego Fabbrini sandwiched Giuseppe Bellusciâs own-goal as a tame Leeds side left Teessid
Guardian » 4dChelsea leaves it late to draw 2-2 at Newcastle - here's a breakdown of the key match stats
Telegraph » 5dGoals from Ramires and Willian rescue a point for a below-par Chelsea at St James' Park
Telegraph » 5dMANCHESTER CITY are set to complete the signing of Luke Brattan from A-League Brisbane Roar, according to reports.
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