The Women’s World Cup has already seen several giants fall but without a doubt, the biggest scalp has been the World No. 1 US. While World No. 2 Germany, No. 8 Brazil and the Olympic champion No. 7 Canadians were all knocked out in the group stages, it was theContinue Reading
Sydney FC boss Adam Santo is counting on a flow-on effect from the Socceroos’ memorable World Cup campaign to help lure a big crowd to Saturday night’s Allianz Stadium showdown between the Sky Blues and Melbourne City. More than 34,000 fans attended the Sydney derby at the same venue lastContinue Reading
It’s getting towards business time at the World Cup and football’s heavyweights are taking over. After powerhouses Argentina and the Netherlands won through to the quarterfinals on Sunday, defending champion France joined them with a 3-1 win against Poland on Monday morning. The French will await the winner of theContinue Reading
The Socceroos have booked a spot in the knockout stage of the World Cup with their best pool stage performance. Ever. Australia’s joy has come at Tunisia and Denmark’s expense as those two Group D rivals joined the exit queue in Qatar. The host nation earlier became the first teamContinue Reading
Qatar is set to be the centre of the sporting world over the next month as the 2022 FIFA World Cup finally arrives. And after a diabolical outing on Optus Sport last time around, Aussie fans will rejoice as free-to-air broadcaster SBS will have every match of the tournament live.Continue Reading
An excited Socceroos great Craig Foster has call for prime minister Anthony Albanese to call a public holiday after Australia defeated Tunisia 1-0 in the World Cup. The result sees Australia facing a December 1 clash against Denmark to decide whether the Socceroos will move into the knockout stages forContinue Reading