Australian A-League 2007-2008ABC and Fox Sports to show one Sunday afternoon match live Match forms part of double-header with A-League The W-League will retain a free-to-air television audience for the upcoming season, with the ABC re-committing to broadcast the league. The national broadcaster and Fox Sports will bothâ¦
Guardian » 3d⢠Rule change to allow technology has been passed by Fifa ⢠âItâs a dangerous bit of equipment,â says Plymouthâs manager The Football League has supported Wycombeâs decision to fit their players with GPS-tracking devices during Saturdayâs home defeat to Plymouth. Derek Adams complain
Guardian » 4dClub owners have until Tuesday to pay players If they fail to clear debts, FFA will revoke licence Time is almost up for the embattled owners of Brisbane Roar, who will be stripped of their A-League licence if they fail to provide the club with an instant cash injection. Only a miracle financialâ¦
Guardian » 4dThree referees to officiate full-time from next season for two years Not a fair comparison with Matildas, says FFA chief David Gallop Football Federation Australia boss David Gallop has defended the appointment of three full-time A-League referees who will be better paid than the strikingâ¦
Guardian » 4dAfter their slide from the Premier League to League Two, Portsmouth have got the smiles back on their faces â as Barnet and an unhappy Martin Allen found out Portsmouth were level on points with Manchester United at the top of the First Division when the Queen acceded to the throne. Barnet wereâ¦
Guardian » 5dFootball in Australia, perhaps more than any other country, has been built on the entrepreneurial skill, passion and hard work of refugees and migrants On Sunday, Australian rules football side North Melbourne Kangaroos ran through a giant banner that read âNMFC welcomes refugeesâ. It followed
Guardian » 5dBirmingham remain unbeaten and full of goals, Darren Kelly gets sacked after hammering from Peterborough and the Beast ensures more misery for Yeovil ⢠Nottingham Forest won away from home for the first time since February against 10-man QPR . Chris Ramseyâs side took the lead through who else
Guardian » 6dGallop ânot 100% confidentâ A-League season will be unaffected Matildas matches against US âvery unlikelyâ to go ahead FFA chief executive David Gallop says he canât rule out player unrest spreading to the A-League season. Australiaâs two national sides have shown their fury with stalle
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