The recent international window for the Matildas should have been an assessment of where the side is at compared to European opposition.

The Mariners lost their magic for a long time in the 2010s, but they finally reaped the benefits of their youth policy in 2020/21.

Socceroos fans have been spoiled with multiple World Cup appearances recently; they may have forgotten about the importance of qualifying.

The UAE hasn't qualified for a World Cup since 1990 but will be looking to move one step closer to 2022 qualification against Australia.

Western United have been questioned, ridiculed, and cast aside. But their critics could not ignore them anymore on the 28th of May 2022.

The Wanderers burst onto the Australian football scene with a bang. However, recent years have seen the good times become a distant memory.

With the 2021/22 season finishing, we look at five Socceroos overseas who should move away from their respective clubs for more game time.

The A-League Men has undoubtedly seen a fair share of quality sides miss out on the finals series in its short history.

In 2015, the Wellington Phoenix were fighting for their survival. Seven years later, they have earned a hard-fought return to the finals.

The Socceroos golden generation will live long in the memory of football fans across Australia. The Matildas may reach these heights soon.

A team reflects its leadership, and this saying has rung true at Adelaide United for years. Carl Veart's Reds are continuing the theme.

Last Wednesday, the Australian Professional Leagues (APL) announced the return of the A-League All-Stars, who will play Barcelona in May.

Harry Kewell is not the first big-name player to fail as a manager. This tale is familiar and there are usually some common reasons for it.

Insanity is doing the same thing repeatedly while expecting different results, and Football Australia does not understand this concept.

The Matildas' two-match series against New Zealand begins tonight. It's the first opportunity to bounce back from a disappointing Asian Cup.

After nine losses, two COVID isolation stints, and half a season playing on the east coast, Perth Glory and Richard Garcia have parted ways.

How does Australian football, specifically the shared first division, maximise off the back of an exciting and pulsating All Whites team?

Sydney, Melbourne City, and Melbourne Victory regularly reach the ALW finals. But Adelaide United are the surprise package this season.

Should the wins keep coming and result in silverware this season, it will help complete a managerial redemption arc for John Aloisi.

As entertaining as the recent Big Blue was, this occasion will be the only time these teams meet in the regular season this campaign.