Legacy Ambassador Isabel Hodgson spoke to FPF about experiencing Euro 2022 and her thoughts on how the World Cup will play out in Australia.

Australia's U17 side, the Joeys, begin their quest for continental glory tonight at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U17 Asian Cup.

FPF sat down with former New Zealand boss Danny Hay to discuss his managerial career, why he joined Perth SC, and what lies ahead.

In an interview with FPF, Southampton great John Sydenham discussed his time with WA giants Floreat Athena as a player and coach.

FPF recently spoke to South Hobart's Jaden Fidra to discuss his breakout 2022, an unexpected Spanish adventure, and his return to Tasmania.

Croydon captain Luke Klimek recently spoke to FPF about the possibility of his club returning to the Australia Cup RO32 tomorrow night.

SA's Federation Cup Semi-Finals begin on Wednesday. Metro's Austin Ayoubi is in a unique position taking on his former club and family.

The Women’s World Cup is not far away. A possible broadcast blackout is putting the tournament's viewership projections at serious risk.

Isabella Coco-Di Sipio has experienced not just one or two but three long-term injuries. It has only strengthened her desire to play.

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

New FK Beograd signing Micah Lea'alafa recently spoke to FPF about his move and hopes for the next generation of Pacific Island footballers.

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.

Competing in the Zone Premier League in the NNSW system, Dudley Redhead United Football Club have a unique story that deserves to be told.

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

Western Core member Brooke Muscat recently spoke to FPF about having to travel to Sydney to watch her side cap off a fairytale season.

Australian football has long desired for an association that fights for its supporters. Earlier this week, the FSAA officially launched.

FPF recently asked two A-League Men coaches and a super fan about a potential "Magic Round" as an engagement initiative for the league.

Having long lacked stature and investment, football in Western Australia has an upcoming project to pull itself into relevance.

Sitting on the bench the season after a club suffers its first-ever relegation is daunting. But Steve Forshaw took it up with no hesitation.

In 2023, South Australia's most dominant striker won't be found in the A-League Men or overseas but in the local NPL.