Featuring Craig Foster and superfan Ian “Dicko” Dickson,Came from Nowhere tracks the rise of divisive A-League club Western Sydney Wanderers.
Controversy has marred Saturday’s A-League Sydney derby after television cameras showed a fan performing what appears to be a Nazi salute.
Under-pressure Western Sydney coach Marko Rudan failed to front up for his post-match press conference after the heaviest defeat in the club’s history.
The Sky Blues were far too good for Western Sydney on Saturday night,keeping alive what is now a seven-match unbeaten run in the A-League under Ufuk Talay.
On the day Cahill senior was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame,the 18-year-old attacking midfielder came agonisingly close to scoring in the Roar’s draw with Western Sydney.
A foot injury to forward Brandon Borrello has put a damper on Western Sydney’s 1-0 defeat of a wasteful Sydney FC in the rivals’ first derby of the A-League Men season.
Jack Clisby came back to haunt his former A-League Men side and Tate Russell scored an emotional goal as Western Sydney beat Perth Glory 2-0 at CommBank Stadium.
Sydney FC bounced back from a goal down to knock the Wanderers out of the title race – and then the real fireworks kicked off in the bowels of CommBank Stadium.
There is more than meets the eye when it comes to the Western Sydney Wanderers head coach,who makes no apologies for his highly demanding approach to the job.
It would be hard to imagine a worse night at the office for Sydney FC,who were schooled in every department by their crosstown rivals - and,once again,at their own home ground.
Love makes the world go round,they say - but it’s hate that fuels the A-League’s biggest rivalry,and there’s plenty of it between Sydney FC and the Wanderers.