Navy-and-blue-clad Victory fans, pale blue-wearing City fans, and, at least one Wellington Phoenix fan attended the latest Melbourne Derby.

FPF's Jack Twohill draws a stark comparison to the reception the second Unite Round has received by those who did and did not attend.

We dissect the good, bad, and indifferent of the Joga Bonito Tour, as fans swarmed onto CommBank Stadium to watch the legend Ronaldinho.

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

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

Countless sportsmen had fallen before them. Countless more would follow. Lest we forget.

Mizuno are making their mark on Australian football, with significant growth in A-Leagues players wearing their famous Runbird boots.

In 1974, the SA football season was Adelaide City's championship year. We delve deeper into the campaign that was in this historical piece.

Pega Sports is disrupting the SA teamwear market and FPF spoke to its Founder, Kosta Mantis, as he plots the brand's expansion.

FPF spoke to Brasfoot President Felipe Alkmim for an insight into the most recent addition to Adelaide's football scene.

Author Adam Muyt recently spoke to FPF about his book Clogball and the Dutch influence on Australian football throughout history.

FPF's Ben Horvath explains why it’s time for Australian football to unite and change the negative mindset that has often held the game back.

Ultimate A-League founder Justin Tickner, the man who created Gridal, recently spoke to FPF about how the online game came to life.

Adelaide Croatia Raiders manager Vlado Blažeka discussed the Croatian Soccer Tournament's significance to Australia's Croatian diaspora.

The Australian public was presented with a unique sporting experience through the FIFA Women's World Cup. And they bought into it.

The hype for the Women’s World Cup on Australian soil is set to be accelerated with the Football Writers Festival commencing this weekend.

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

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

A trip across the Tasman provides a different experience that fans down under must have on their football bucket lists.

Speaking on the FPF Podcast recently, Adelaide United legend Travis Dodd opened up about his involvement in Indigenous football in SA.