Cody Ojeda
The importance of the Pride Cup, and how the APL is ensuring its success
This weekend will see the first league-wide Pride Round in A-Leagues history. The APL deserves praise for the work put into this initiative.
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Jack Twohill
- Feb 9
Heat waves and football: An A-Leagues controversy
A new approach to A-Leagues scheduling and player welfare is required to keep the league cool, crisp, and fresh to the consumer.
Dylan Bozicevic
- Jan 17
Macedonia Park and the smaller stadiums argument
Macedonia Park was only seen as a temporary home. But it could start conversations around how atmosphere can be reignited in the A-Leagues.
Ian Pulczynski
- Dec 21, 2022
Qatar's alcohol ban a blessing in disguise
The absence of publicly available alcohol during the 2022 World Cup was something to be celebrated, not frowned upon by critics and fans.
Antonis Pagonis
- Dec 13, 2022
A-Leagues fans erupt as "incredibly shortsighted" APL sells out Grand Final
Front Page Football spoke with an interstate and Sydney-based fan to gauge their reaction to the APL's bombshell Grand Finals announcement.
Antonis Pagonis
- Dec 8, 2022
How Federation Square and the Socceroos proved a point
What began as the country's solitary Socceroos live site captured the imagination of Australian fans throughout the nation.
Christian Marchetti
- Dec 6, 2022
Should the A-League Men strengthen its relationship with the South-East Asian game?
The A-League has provided a platform for many exciting Asian talents to showcase their quality. Except for one region on the continent.
Matt Olsen
- Dec 3, 2022
The most common misconception about the Socceroos heroic class of 2022
As the fallout from Australia's second victory at the World Cup rolled on, the media elite continued a particular theme in this country.
Antonis Pagonis
- Nov 26, 2022
A Socceroos goal made in the A-Leagues, despite the A-Leagues
Mathew Leckie and Craig Goodwin combined for Australia's goal against France. But it may never have happened for the A-Leagues duo.
Antonis Pagonis
- Nov 22, 2022
The Socceroos are closer to success in 2022 than 2018
They've already had their chances dismissed by most of the population. But the Socceroos are much better placed in 2022 than 2018.
Antonis Pagonis
- Oct 31, 2022
Beyond clear and obvious: The VAR dilemma
The start of the A-League Men season has produced many new talking points. But a frustrating one has reared its ugly head once again.
Matt Olsen
- Oct 5, 2022
Radical nationalism and uniting the football pyramid
Upon one of Australian football's most important days, fans had witnessed and experienced a controversial, mostly vile set of events.
Cody Ojeda
- Sep 28, 2022
Will the Wanderers get it right this time?
With another squad overhaul happening in Western Sydney, why is a positive outcome expected this time?
Antonis Pagonis
- Sep 19, 2022
"The greater the risk, the greater the opportunity" - How Ange's philosophy can spark the A-League
Despite Ange Postecoglou moving on to bigger and better things, the A-League can learn an invaluable lesson from its successful alumnus.
Matt Olsen
- Aug 22, 2022
Young Matildas outclassed despite strong individual performances
Australia's U-20 Women's World Cup campaign is over. But the girls who did their country proud may undoubtedly hold their heads high.
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