Ross Papadakis rounds up seven centre-backs who could be included in the Socceroos squad for the games against Indonesia and China.

Five South Australian Young Socceroos have touched down in the state following their heroics in a historic Asian Cup triumph.

The Young Socceroos have exceeded and easily set a new standard of how tournament expectations ought to be judged, Matt Olsen writes.

In this long read, Ben Horvath suggests that adopting some of Japan's proven strategies would improve the Australian football landscape.

After seemingly cruising to a win against Bahrain, a late equaliser pulled the Socceroos out of a hole they should never have been in.

In this analysis, we look at one lingering Socceroos issue, even with a recent managerial change: their struggle to score goals.

Jason Geria is now one of the A-League Men's best defenders, and he will be crucial again for the Socceroos this window, Caydn Foley writes.

Defender Bailey Wright discussed his time representing the Socceroos and playing under Ange Postecoglou and Graham Arnold with FPF.

Christian Marchetti has put together an extensive list of takeaways from the Socceroos' first game of the Tony Popovic era against China.

In his first Socceroos game in Adelaide, hometown hero Craig Goodwin inspired his side to victory in its 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.

Before the Socceroos and China face off again, FPF looks back at their 1923 encounter, the first international football match in Adelaide.

As the Joeys conclude their Pacific camp, Matt Olsen reviews how the ASEAN U16 champions fared and the political context behind their trip.

The 'Docceroos' are aiming to put forward their best-ever performance at the 28th World Medical Football Championships.

FPF spoke to Futsalroos veteran Shervin Adeli about the sport's recent history and the group's upcoming challenge at the Futsal Asian Cup.

FPF spoke to Lachlan Brook ahead of the U23 AFC Asian Cup, where the Olyroos will attempt qualification for a second consecutive Olympics.

After critical periods for the Socceroos and the Matildas, Australia's "other" national teams now have a massive few weeks ahead of them.

The anticipation for an Asian Cup quarter-final en route to one of the easiest semi-final draws in Australia's history is off the charts.

Within all the Asian Cup chaos lies the narrative of whether or not the Socceroos can claim the country's second continental title.

With underdogs increasingly showing their worth at the Asian Cup, it may be the wrong time for the Socceroos to face an eager Syria.

Who has a claim to be the new king of Asia? Will Group B likely be dominated by Australia and Uzbekistan? Read FPF's full Asian Cup preview.