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'More of a man': Cancar itching for Wanderers return

New signing Phillip Cancar is readying to get on the A-League pitch after returning to his former club Western Sydney Wanderers after three seasons.

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Missing ingredient: Goodwin hungry on Reds return

Adelaide United great Craig Goodwin is back for a fourth stint at the club and relishing a return to the "sacred grass" in Friday's A-League season opener.

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National task force launched to combat match-fixing

Sport Integrity Australia is setting up a national task force to address potential match-fixing, with the 2026 Women's Asian Cup its first project.

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'Go-to man': Sydney FC out to stop returning Socceroo

Sydney FC captain Rhyan Grant is looking forward to a fresh A-League Men season after a frustrating end to the Sky Blues' last campaign.

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Focus on football helps Thurgate make the great escape

Western Sydney Wanderers recruit Angus Thurgate wasn't even signed with the side at the start of September, and now he plans to line up for them next week.

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Matildas coach's bold ideas to boost A-League Women

Matildas coach Joe Montemurro believes allowing investment solely in A-League Women clubs could help open the door to making it fully professional.

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Why one match is stuck in the front of Wanderers minds

The Western Sydney Wanderers are using their wounds to create a premiership-winning season as the A-League prepares for kick-off next Friday.

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Jets eye A-League Men finals, Asia after Cup triumph

Former Socceroos captain and now Newcastle Jets coach Mark Milligan wants his team to chase success in the A-League and Asia after their Australia Cup triumph.

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Drivers, tradies and care workers chase Aust Cup glory

Mohamed Aidara is an Uber driver, Bul Juach is a disability support worker. Both will be crucial to Heidelberg United's hopes of what would be a famous win.

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From World Cup halo to turmoil: why the A-League Women is at a crossroads

The Matildas’ legacy was meant to supercharge the domestic game. Instead the league has lost a team, leaving many to wonder if the boom has gone bust

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A-League players sidestep conviction in betting scam

A pair of soccer players who pleaded guilty to deliberately receiving yellow cards for $10,000 have avoided convictions and jail time.

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A-League captain allegedly exploited ties in bet scam

Former Macarthur Bulls soccer players who deliberately picked up yellow cards have pointed the finger at their captain for exploiting their relationship.

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Painful wait continues as Melbourne City go down

Sanfrecce Hiroshima have defeated Melbourne City 2-0, extending Australian clubs' inability to win a competitive continental match past 692 days.

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A-Leagues clubs swoop on Western United free agents

A-Leagues clubs are seizing the opportunity to pounce on the best Western United players who became free agents after the club was put into hibernation.

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Player linked to A-League betting scandal learns fate

Football Australia has wrapped up its probe into Matthew Millar's role in the Macarthur betting scandal.

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Fresh twist gives new hope for crisis-hit A-League club

Western United's hopes of returning to the A-League in the future have received a major boost following a Football Australia backflip.

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From an A-League title to the brink of collapse: how did it all go wrong for Western United?

The highs of 2022 are a distant memory as a perfect storm of off-field issues leaves the club’s existence on a knife-edge and players and fans in limbo

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'Betrayal': soccer players convicted over betting fraud

Two soccer players, including a former A-League midfielder, have each been fined $5000 and convicted over a one-month yellow card betting fraud.

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The Guardian - AU

‘The world betting game’: is football more susceptible to match-fixing in Australia?

Integrity experts are concerned over the strength of laws in parts of the country, with the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup deemed particularly vulnerable

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Dodgy sand forces 10-week closure of $828m stadium

A report into Allianz Stadium's sub-standard playing surface will force the besieged Sydney venue to close for 10 weeks from September.

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Former A-League player blames $16k fraud on late pay

An ex-Western United soccer player claims his embattled club's late payments were a factor in his yellow card betting fraud, which netted him about $16,000.

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A-League club Western United close to collapse after licence withdrawn

Melbourne-based club says it plans to appeal against decision after independent board found it failed to meet licensing requirements

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A-League card betting fraud alleged to net players $18k

Two soccer players, including a former A-League midfielder, have fronted court accused of raking in more than $18,000 in fraudulent yellow card bets.

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Former A-League star's jail confession in bet scandal

A professional soccer player admitted to playing a role in a betting corruption scheme to 'earn a little bit of coin' during a taped conversation in custody.

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Roar boss hails 'turning point' as club settles dispute

An outstanding seven-figure debt settled, Brisbane Roar boss Kaz Patafta is now eyeing on-field gains at the embattled A-League club.

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