Yengi stars as Socceroos beat Palestine 5-0
Australia ends the current phase of World Cup qualifying with six wins from as many matches after defeating Palestine 5-0 in Perth.
Ahead of Socceroos clash, Palestine vows to continue stunning World Cup qualifying run
After working as a forklift driver in Chicago, Mohammed Rashid now stands on the world stage as Palestine looks to continue its unlikely run to the World Cup.
Matildas star honoured to be immortalised in home town mural
Matildas star Caitlin Foord says she is honoured to be immortalised in a mural in her home city in Wollongong.
Newcastle Jets to remain in A-League after securing fourth owner since 2000
Fans' fears have been allayed with Maverick Sports Partners promising the revolving door of owners will end with them.
Palestinian football boss says Australia denied visa 'under the pressure' of Israel ahead of FIFA qualifier
Jibril Rajoub was denied a visa ahead of a FIFA World Cup qualification match in Perth on Tuesday, a month after pushing for Israel to be removed from FIFA over its actions in Palestine.
'It's so much more': Matildas won't let Olympics define golden generation's legacy
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson is determined to leave Paris with a medal draped around his neck, but says his team "stands for so much more than just the result".
Arnold says Socceroos will have nine changes for World Cup qualifer
Australia are already guaranteed passage through to the next phase of qualifying after winning their opening five games.
Analysis
analysis:With Australia's national teams riding high, why is the A-League on the brink of collapse?
The A-League owners pushed for the split away from Football Australia, but they left the sport's governing body with the three biggest money-spinners: the Matildas, Socceroos and grassroots football. Now the professional league is at risk of collapse.
'Dismal' England suffers shock loss against Iceland
England heads into the Euro 2024 tournament after suffering a defeat against Iceland that will bring Three Lions supporters bad memories of the loss to the same team in the 2016 tournament.
'It's unacceptable': Arnold blasts dangerous pitch as Socceroos see off Bangladesh in World Cup qualifier
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold hits out at the "dangerous" pitch as Australia defeats Bangladesh 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier.
Analysis
analysis:Will FIFA's new match calendar help or hurt the women's game?
From 2026, women's football for club and country will look different. So, what exactly has FIFA done, and will it help grow the game?
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analysis:Balancing risk: Can the Matildas' Olympic squad gambles pay off in gold?
Tony Gustavsson's 18-player squad for the Paris Olympics looked predictable on paper, but there are risks all over the field. Can the Matildas balance them to win their first medal?
Matildas midfielder Clare Wheeler gears up for her first Olympics
After scoring a decisive header against China, Matildas midfielder Clare Wheeler is laser-focused on the Paris Olympics.
John Todd, WA football giant and former Eagles coach, dies aged 86
John Todd, one of the most influential figures in WA football history, dies at the age of 86.
Confident captain Stephanie Catley says Matildas drive to win is 'undeniable'
Confident Matildas captain Stephanie Catley says drive to win is 'undeniable'
Tony Gustavsson commends fans ahead of Olympics squad being named
Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson commends fans for their devotion to the team before announcing the Olympics squad.
Trailblazers, record breakers, debutants and no Sam Kerr: Matildas name their Paris Olympics team
Cortnee Vine is among four debutants in Australia's women's football team heading to Paris without seven-time Olympic goalscorer Sam Kerr.
Analysis
analysis:'It's everything': Lydia Williams leaves the Matildas as one of its greatest legacies
As the Matildas' longest-serving goalkeeper and proud Noongar woman, Lydia Williams has ushered through a new era of Australian sport, both on and off the field.
Matildas defeat China 2-0 as they say farewell to legend Lydia Williams
The Matildas' home preparations for the Paris Olympics have ended on a positive note with a 2-0 win over China in Sydney.
Pitch invaders go unchecked by security in farcical start to Champions League final
Three pitch invaders delay the Champions League final, with one going unchecked by security for almost a minute.
Para sports push for greater support to ensure they feature at Brisbane 2032 Paralympics
Australia's men's blind football and women's goalball teams will not compete at the Paris Paralympics this year, but they are determined to be there in Brisbane 2032.
Matildas draw 1-1 with China after Michelle Heyman's stoppage-time equaliser
The first of the Matildas' two friendlies against China ended in dramatic fashion, coming from behind to secure a 1-1 draw thanks to a Michelle Heyman goal in stoppage-time.
Analysis
analysis:'This is a love story': New Western Sydney Wanderers film shines light on Australia's forgotten sporting fairytale
They were a football club built by the people and for the people of Western Sydney, who went on to achieve something no other club had done. So why don't more people appreciate the Wanderers' fairytale?
SA clubs struggling to cope with "Matildas effect"
The Australian women's soccer team, the Matildas, has inspired female participation but clubs are struggling to cope with the interest.
Teen sensation to be named in Socceroos squad just days after flagging he could switch allegiances if he misses out
Eighteen-year-old Bayern Munich-bound sensation Nestory Irankunda looks set to be locked down by Football Australia with a Socceroos call-up next month.