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Matildas drawn alongside South Korea, Iran, Philippines for Asian Cup

The Matildas have learned their group-stage opponents for the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup following the draw at Sydney’s Town Hall on Tuesday July 29. Australia as the host nation was automatically assigned to Group A, …
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Michelle Heyman earned a Matildas recall thanks to her form for Canberra United in the A-League Women. Photo: Provided by Football Australia.

Canberra United to continue in ALW after government support

Capital Football announced on Tuesday that Canberra United will be involved in the 2025/26 A-League Women season, following an injection of funds from the ACT Government. The team has been in turmoil for the last …
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Roar focused on ‘motivated and hungry’ individuals in recruitment strategy

A rebuild of the A-League Men squad is well under-way at Brisbane Roar this winter, with a significant turnover of players being a feature of the off-season to date for the Queensland club. Club stalwarts …
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‘It felt like I wasn’t going to get called up’: Galabadaarachchi reflects on Matildas debut

As the Matildas continue their first window under Joe Montemurro, the teething problems in the midfield have been on stark display, and once again showed up in the sides 1-0 loss to Panama. But there …
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Newcastle Jets 2024/25 A-League Men's season review. Photos: Texi Smith.

Newcastle Jets 2024/25 A-League Men season review

A season where the Jets were routinely in the headlines, usually because of Rob Stanton’s eccentric press conferences, rather than the on-field action, and they ended the season with a disappointing ninth placed finish, in …
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Auckland FC 2024/25 A-League Men's season review. Photos: Marcus Robertson / Round Ball Australia.

Auckland FC 2024/25 A-League Men season review

The first timers – the Premiers. Auckland FC entered the A-League Men with serious force and that momentum carried them through to claim New Zealand’s first ever piece of A-League silverware, in Round Ball Australia’s …
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A-League Rumour Mill: Pompey want Segecic as Arzani heads to Hungary

Not long after announcing their intention to further explore the Australian market, Portsmouth have expressed interest in one of the country’s hottest commodities, as other rumours swirl around Australian players in this edition of Round …
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Adelaide United 2024/25 A-League Men's season review. Photos: Marcus Robertson and Joshua Davis / Round Ball Australia.

Adelaide United 2024/25 A-League Men Season Review

Adelaide United came into the 2024/25 A-League Men season as a complete unknown and ended up presenting the ultimate ‘season of two halves’, in Round Ball Australia’s next season review. In the off season, key …
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Western Sydney Wanderers 2024/25 A-League Men's season review. Photos: Marcus Robertson and Joshua Davis / Round Ball Australia.

Western Sydney Wanderers 2024/25 A-League Men season review

As Marko Rudan’s tenure eventually came to a climatic end as Western Sydney Wanderers manager, the club was ready to embark on a new era, in Round Ball Australia’s next season review. In stepped Alen …
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The Deciding Set: Beograd and Croatia clash in a Semi-Final beyond bragging rights

Long-standing rivals FK Beograd and Adelaide Croatia Raiders meet in the Federation Cup Semi-Final with more than bragging rights on the line. After avoiding each other for over half a decade, FK Beograd and Adelaide …
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Central Coast Mariners 2024/25 A-League Men's season review. Photos: Marcus Robertson and Texi Smith / Round Ball Australia.

Central Coast Mariners 2024/25 A-League Men Season Review

The Central Coast Mariners redefined success in a historic 2023/24 season, coming away as treble winners and surpassing all expectations by winning the AFC Cup, and both of the A-League Men Premiership and Championship, in …
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Brisbane Roar 2024/25 A-League Men's season review. Photos: Marcus Robertson / Round Ball Australia.

Brisbane Roar 2024/25 A-League Men Season Review

There was little expectation coming into the season for Brisbane Roar, and rightly so, after the turmoil and coaching turnover experienced last season with three different managers at the helm, in the next edition of …
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