Mackenzie Arnold on keeping her cool on the pitch,pay in female sport – and her gnarliest injury.
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Locals and Argentinian fans started fighting during the playing of the national anthems prompting the Brazilian police,armed with night sticks,to charge the visiting contingent.
Man mountain Harry Souttar again found the net for Graham Arnold’s side,who sit atop their World Cup qualifying group. That’s about as normal as things got in Kuwait.
The world record for sporting memorabilia is expected to be threatened when a collection of shirts worn by the Argentinian icon in Qatar goes under the hammer in New York.
Palestine’s coach says his players “are not in the right frame of mind” for World Cup qualifiers but will do their best to focus during their World Cup qualifier against Australia.
Australia’s head coach took joy in his side’s win to start their World Cup qualifying campaign,but admits next week’s game against Palestine in Kuwait has been weighing on his mind.
The Socceroos’ road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup to be held in the US,Canada and Mexico gets under way in Melbourne on Thursday night.
Socceroos boss Graham Arnold has again lamented the late October start to the A-League,with several players in hot form denied the chance to play in World Cup qualifiers starting next week.
Sport stars and leagues have come to be at the forefront of social and political activism. But this conflict is proving much harder to navigate.
Football Australia will instead focus on winning hosting rights to the 2026 Women’s Asian Cup and an expanded men’s 2029 Club World Cup.