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With the World Cup halo truly faded, the domestic league is now the ‘least preferred’ competition for Australian players, according to a new report

Matildas veteran Tameka Yallop believes the lack of stability and full-time professionalism in the league amplifies psychological distress faced by players.

Banyana Banyana squeeze through but assistant Thinasonke Mbuli insists they must learn from countries such as Malawi

Pressure is mounting on international football authorities to exclude the Israeli national team from their tournaments, following the United Nations declaration that Israel has committed genocide in the Gaza Strip. But despite protests by fans and players, governing bodies show few signs of taking a stand.

The Wrexham forward is set to line up against Belgium in World Cup qualifying action on Monday

Sydney FC's Bianca Galic wants the A-League Women to become fully professional, saying players are bearing the brunt of having to work outside of football.

The Socceroos and Matildas will soon play major tournaments. Two of the sport's biggest names want the events to have a lasting impact on Australian football.

The Matildas’ legacy was meant to supercharge the domestic game. Instead the league has lost a team, leaving many to wonder if the boom has gone bust

Chichester City player Vigar died last week aged 21 after he collided with a concrete barrier.

A petition is calling for the ‘removal of brick walls and other hard, immovable structures surrounding pitches’ after the death of the former Arsenal academy player

Uefa could decide as early as next week whether to suspend Israel and its club teams from its competitions