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A-Leagues launch clouded by Manchester City cheating scandal as APL vows to review findings - Australia’s football season to begin under a pall as Melbourne City shares owners with the Premier League giant found guilty of unprecedented breaches

theguardian.com
u/MysteriousSpaceMan — 15 days ago
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Persib Bandung defeated Manila Digger last night in the Preliminary Playoff, qualifying them for ACL2 and rounding out Melbourne Victory's group

u/StarryPolarisNite — 1 month ago
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Melbourne Victory will continue their pre-season match schedule against 2026 NPL Premiers Oakleigh Cannons FC

Giovanni Savarese’s team have scheduled a fixture with the Senol NPL Victoria side at Jack Edwards Reserve on Thursday, September 3, kick-off 7:30pm AEST.

This follows Victory winning 1-7 at St Albans Dinamo on Wednesday night, and will form part of preparations for the Club’s Hahn Australia Cup Semi-Final versus Sydney FC.

Admission:

Adult – $15
Concession/MVFC Member – $10
U14 – Free

melbournevictory.com.au
u/StarryPolarisNite — 2 months ago
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Melbourne Victory recorded a 1-7 friendly win over St Albans Dinamo. Publicity of the fixture, played over 120 minutes, was not permitted under Australia Cup regulations, as the match took place on the same day as a Hahn Australia Cup tie.

u/StarryPolarisNite — 2 months ago
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Lucas Herrington's manager (at the time) called him the best defender in Australian football at 17 years old - Today, only 7 months after leaving the A-League (with a short stint in the MLS and a World Cup in between) he made his debut in the Premier League in Hull City's win over Manchester United

u/StarryPolarisNite — 2 months ago
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Football Australia Statement (on the FIFA situation)

>Football Australia supports the position expressed by our Confederation, the Asian Football Confederation, that the events of recent weeks must now be met with clear and credible action that continues to strengthen governance, transparency and accountability within FIFA.

>Our focus remains on ensuring there is a transparent and appropriately independent process to understand what occurred, how and why it occurred, identify where governance, communication and decision-making processes fell short, and ensure the necessary lessons are learned and appropriate measures are taken to strengthen those systems and reduce the risk of such circumstances arising again.

>Football Australia will continue to engage actively and constructively with and through our Confederation, the AFC, and alongside our fellow Member Associations as this process progresses.

footballaustralia.com.au
u/StarryPolarisNite — 2 months ago
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Open Letter to the Football Family (Joint statement by AFC, CONCACAF and UEFA)

the-afc.com
u/StarryPolarisNite — 2 months ago
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Jack Duncan makes 3 saves in the penalty shootout vs. Western Sydney Wanderers to send Melbourne Victory through to the Australia Cup Quarter-finals

u/StarryPolarisNite — 2 months ago