FOX Soccer has taken over a big chunk of the Sydney Harbour foreshore to beam all 64 World Cup games back to millions of American viewers. ADAM PEACOCK ventures inside and speaks to two legendary pundits.
Tony Gustavsson might have let slip an intriguing plan for Kyah Simon‘s eagerly anticipated return, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
Alen Stajcic has performed wonders at Central Coast and with the Philippines national women’s side. He speaks to ADAM PEACOCK about his new challenge, resurrecting the once mighty Perth Glory.
The Matildas face a Denmark side boasting a player with skills and leadership not dissimilar to Sam Kerr, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
The Matildas are on the brink of delivering monumental benefits to Australian football after romping into the World Cup knockout rounds. Consider the alternative, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
This is what a home World Cup is supposed to feel like. ADAM PEACOCK analyses a special night for the Matildas and Australian football.
Tony Gustavsson is blocking out the noise but as ADAM PEACOCK writes, Australia’s moment of World Cup reckoning will be a test of leadership. Inspiration may be found from his Canadian counterpart.
It is one of the most important decisions in Australian sports history and it is likely to go down to the wire, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
All eyes are on Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson as World Cup hopes teeter ahead of Australia’s final group clash against Canada, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
The Matildas’ final group match against Canada could now be their final match at this World Cup full stop, writes ADAM PEACOCK.