Which Socceroo is making a comeback for the World Cup?
Socceroos on the road to secure spot in the World Cup
The Final Score is back with some heated discussion about Nick Kyrgios and his most recent antics at the U.S. Open. Ryan, Joel, Josh, Rudi
Which Socceroo is making a comeback for the World Cup?
Socceroos on the road to secure spot in the World Cup
The Final Score is back with some heated discussion about Nick Kyrgios and his most recent antics at the U.S. Open. Ryan, Joel, Josh, Rudi
Massimo Luongo’s surprise selection in Australia’s squad to take on Ecuador represents a change of direction under Ange Postecoglou, writes Riley Beveridge.
With a new coach at the helm promising opportunities for the next generation, Socceroo Mile Jedinak should be given the captain’s armband, writes Justin Falconer.
Mainstream media is heaping more praise than ever on the round-ball code, which is just as important as the Wanderers or Del Piero, writes Liam Quinn.
Ange Postecoglou’s appointment as coach of the Socceroos is a long overdue move by the FFA, writes Tom Morris.
Ange Postecoglou has taken the head coaching role of the Socceroos, after Holger Osieck was sacked. Jake Stevens presents this infographic which looks at past coaches of the national team.
The decision makers at the FFA are as much to blame for the Socceroos’ latest woes as is Holger Osieck, writes Daniel Baricevic.
Our live-blog is back for the Socceroos biggest contest in almost a decade – depending on which paper you’re reading. Riley Beveridge is covering the action.
It’s make or break for the Socceroos in a giant June of international football. Paul Bastin and Paddy Naughtin discuss the upcoming trio of Australian fixtures, including tonight’s clash with Asian powerhouse Japan.
If Holger Osieck doesn’t give Australia’s youngsters a chance, his tenure as Socceroos coach could come to an end, writes Paddy Naughtin.
Coach Holger Osieck needs to change things up if the Socceroos want to make it to Brazil, writes Daniel Baricevic.
Former Socceroo and current head coach of the Melbourne Heart John Aloisi speaks to David Allegretti about the current state of Australian football, his new coaching role and that memorable penalty.
The journey to the 2014 FIFA World Cup begins for the Socceroos tonight, as they take on Thailand in their first qualifying match. Tom Midwood previews the clash.
The soccer rumour mill is in overdrive with numerous reports suggesting Harry Kewell has signed a deal to play in the A-League. As James Rosewarne explains, this is just what the game might need.
After their mauling by Germany at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, can the Socceroos gain some revenge by winning on German soil? Upstart’s soccer guru John Takemura thinks it will be an uphill battle as he previews the Germany-Australia friendly match.
After impressing during an unexpected call-up to the World Cup, Melbourne Heart defender Michael Beauchamp is back in the A-League for the first time in three years and loving every moment, writes Evan Harding.
It was a 24 hours full of heartbreaking exits, and not just for the Socceroos, writes Evan Harding. But there’s still hope going forward, and a new bidder for the 2018 World Cup.
Australia’s World Cup campaign is over despite victory over Serbia this morning and Ben Waterworth looks back at where it all went wrong for Socceroos.
Day 13 and with their immediate future on the line, will the Socceroos run out of luck? Evan Harding looks at tonight’s big matches from Groups C and D, while reviewing the fate of the vanquished from last night.
The England boo-boys pipe up as Algeria park the team bus; the USA unlucky not to claim a sensational comeback; and the Germans are stunned by Serbia. All this and more as Shane Palmer looks at day nine of the FIFA World Cup.
In part two of our World Cup 2010 preview, Adele Truefeldt caught up with some of Melbourne’s soccer enthusiasts to answer the question, why is soccer the world game?
