Australian A-League 2008-2009Gallop 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
Guardian » 2dAustraliaâs younger players again impressed, wide areas prove important, a missed opportunity, the Gulf opens up, and a tough trip to Jordan looms âOur challenge is to make sure we donât just sit back and think that a certain group of players is going to take us forward,â said Ange Postecog
Guardian » 3d⢠Tajikistan 0-3 Australia ⢠Tim Cahill scores twices as Socceroos make it three wins from three Australia moved to the top of their World Cup qualifying group after a hard-fought 3-0 win over Tajikistan at Dushanbeâs Republican Central Stadium on Tuesday. It was a frustrating night for Austra
Guardian » 3dChampionship, League One and League Two could all be scrapped to boost League's identity
Telegraph » 3dAustralian womenâs national side withdraw from training camp Next monthâs tour to the US in doubt after CBA talks break down The Matildas are taking the extraordinary step of withdrawing from a training camp after a major breakdown in player pay talks. Fed up with what they see as a raw deal fr
Guardian » 3dAustralia striker will captain side in Dushanbe Defender Matthew Spiranovic remains doubtful through illness A refreshed Tim Cahill is ready to lead the line for the Socceroos in their World Cup qualifier against Tajikistan and more than happy to share the goalscoring load with in-form team-mates.â
Guardian » 4dBrunswick Juventus may be confined to the scrapbooks but their memory, and their NSL crown 30 years ago, live on in clubs scattered across Victoria Strewn across Melbourneâs northern suburbs are the remnants of a once-great football club. Juventus, one of the most successful Victorian sides durin
Guardian » 4dBorn and raised in Australia, the Iran-based Philippines winger is not too far away from a possible World Cup qualifying clash against some old friends Playing for the Philippines may seem to pale when set against appearing for the reigning Asian champions, Australia, but sometimes it must be moreâ
Guardian » 5dThe defence tables show a team's average goals conceded per game with a breakdown of the number of instances of each score.
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