FPF has curated a list of ten teams Australian fans should watch at the Women's World Cup, given their hidden connection to the country.

FPF has curated a list of ten teams Australian fans should watch at the Women's World Cup, given their hidden connection to the country.

FPF breaks down Ange Postecoglou's previous tactical approaches to identify the ideal system for his new Tottenham Hotspur outfit.

Pacifique Niyongabire spoke to FPF about his move to Canada, his time in the A-League Men, and representing Burundi internationally.

In November 2022, IberCup ANZ was created as the Oceania arm of IberCup, one of the most esteemed international youth football tournaments.

In 2022/23, Cameron Devlin was crucial for Hearts as they finished fourth behind Aberdeen, Rangers, and Ange Postecoglou's Celtic.

FPF recently spoke to Stefan Mauk to discuss his 2023 season, life in Japan, and his willingness to beat the drum for football in Australia.

Napoli waited 33 years to reclaim the Scudetto. FPF spoke to a South Australian fan about how the achievement was celebrated in the state.

Players like Sabit Ngor are skipping the A-League Men queue to grasp the chance at a professional contract in Europe - before it's too late.

FPF recently got an insight into how young Aussie footballers can benefit from the college pathways in the United States.

Three months into Patrick Kisnorbo's stint as ESTAC Troyes manager, the club's fans are asking how long the experiment will last.

FPF sat down for a chat about all things football with Nicholas Olsen. The ex-Brisbane Roar defender has a journey that must be cherished.

After a breakout 2022 season, Aussie football fans have plenty to look forward to in promising winger Hassan Jalloh.

Australian company Carbon Athletic and their popular carbon fiber shin guards protected Socceroos and global stars at the FIFA World Cup.

Patrick Kisnorbo will become the first Australian to coach a men’s team in one of Europe’s top five leagues tomorrow morning.

The absence of publicly available alcohol during the 2022 World Cup was something to be celebrated, not frowned upon by critics and fans.

Getting out of Group D at the World Cup will be no small feat for Australia, given the talent they are facing.

Little thought goes into the after-effects of an event such as the World Cup. But a South Australian company is trying to change that.

Looking at 12 different categories, FPF reviews the 150+ Aussie players and managers who plied their trade abroad in September.

As January's camps approach, Barça Academy Australia launched in Adelaide last week.