Winger Silvera eyes Socceroos chance against Mexico
MELBOURNE : After injuries, COVID-19 challenges and an ill-fated stint in Portuguese football, Australian Sammy Silvera might have been forgiven for never wanting to leave home shores again.
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Australia captain Kerr hopes to deliver iconic moment at home World Cup
MELBOURNE : Sam Kerr was a spellbound seven-year-old when she watched Indigenous Australian Cathy Freeman inspire a nation with an electrifying run for the 400m gold at the Sydney Olympics.
Parma defender Circati opts for Australia over Italy
MELBOURNE : Parma defender Alessandro Circati will play international soccer for Australia rather than Italy and has been named in the Socceroos' squad for a friendly against world champions Argentina in China next week.
Postecoglou's Tottenham move to change perceptions about Aussie coaches: Arnold
MELBOURNE : Ange Postecoglou's move to Tottenham Hotspur should open the door for other Australian managers to coach in Europe's top soccer leagues, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has said.
Mariners boss bids for A-League title 10 years after missing final as a player
MELBOURNE : Ten years after suspension cost Nick Montgomery his place in the A-League championship match as a Central Coast player, the Yorkshireman will look to win one as coach of the Mariners in Saturday's title-deciding 'Grand Final' against Melbourne City.
Mariners ease into A-League final with comfortable win over Adelaide
Central Coast Mariners advanced to the A-League final as Samuel Silvera and Marco Tulio scored second-half goals in a 2-0 home win over Adelaide United in Saturday's semi-final second leg to secure a comfortable aggregate victory.
Mariners ready to bolt into A-League final
MELBOURNE : Times were once so bleak at Central Coast Mariners that they thought Olympic sprint champion Usain Bolt could add something to their roster but the A-League club are now 90 minutes away from reaching Australia's national championship final.
Scottish import Cummings relishing being part of the Socceroos 'family'
MELBOURNE : Wearing a buttoned-up polo shirt and diligently answering media questions, the modern-day Jason Cummings seems a world away from the wayward footballing talent who left Dundee in acrimony just over a year ago.