Tony Tiger and Special K serve up a cold dish to visitors

Sydney FC 2 Western Sydney Wanderers 1 An incredible evening of A-League entertainment came down to the final minute of additional time when Jaiden Kucharski’s volley looped into the net to seal a great win for Sydney FC against the auld enemy at Allianz Stadium. A game that had the fans rapt from the openingContinue reading “Tony Tiger and Special K serve up a cold dish to visitors”

Raiders raided in midweek thriller

SD Raiders 0 Blacktown City 1 A hastily rearranged Thursday night fixture at the beautiful Cirillo Reserve in South West Sydney served up one of the most nail-biting games in recent memory as Blacktown City performed the ultimate smash and grab to seal all three points in the Football NSW League One Women’s Under 20s.Continue reading “Raiders raided in midweek thriller”

What a Cancar as Sydney crumble

Newcastle Jets 3 Sydney FC 1 Happy birthday to me. Bah! After half an hour we were wondering what had gone wrong as the Sydney FC defence left the right back spot completely unguarded on multiple occasions and succumbed twice to relatively soft Jets goals. With Robbie Mak sent off for a ridiculous moment soonContinue reading “What a Cancar as Sydney crumble”

Sydney serve up rotten eggs in Victory collapse

Sydney FC 0 Melbourne Victory 4 The Canberra hangover continued at a beautiful sunny Leichhardt Oval on Easter Sunday as Sydney FC managed to throw away what was left of their premiership crown with an insipid performance against their biggest rivals Melbourne Victory. The consolation of Western Sydney missing out, the thoughts of what aContinue reading “Sydney serve up rotten eggs in Victory collapse”

Blacktown extinguished at Flame

South Coast Flame 3 Blacktown City 0 A meek performance from Blacktown City Under 20s was duly punished by hosts South Coast Flame in an Easter Saturday showdown in Kembla Grange. An early goal by Caitlin Loudon set the Flame on their way to a comfortable victory, and by half-time Lili Rosandic had curled aContinue reading “Blacktown extinguished at Flame”

APL Conspiracy ensures final day drama

Canberra United 1 Sydney FC 0 The best ever scheduling of a rearranged A-League game gave us a 4pm Wednesday kick off at McKellar Park for a potential crowning of Sydney FC as unlikely premiers of the A-League Women’s 23/34 season. Tacked on to the Socceroos’ Tuesday night in Canberra, this timing allowed us toContinue reading “APL Conspiracy ensures final day drama”

Socceroos’ 12-0 away day in Canberra

Lebanon 0 Australia 5 Tuesday night in Canberra, and a hastily arranged international fixture brought the Socceroos to GIO Stadium to play a second FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifying game against Lebanon in a week. Swathes of empty seats at kick off belied the belief that this game was a sell-out, the now predictable transportContinue reading “Socceroos’ 12-0 away day in Canberra”

Half a game better than no game at all

Sydney FC 3 Adelaide United 0 So, have you ever seen only half a game? I’m not talking on the telly, or rocking up early to your game early and seeing half of the game before, this is about the one game that you wanted to see, and you only caught a part of it.Continue reading “Half a game better than no game at all”

Lions face Demons in exciting duel

Blacktown City 2 Inter Lions 1 A beaming hot day in Blacktown brought Inter Lions to Landen Stadium to face a resurgent Blacktown City and it was the home team that came away with three points after a slender victory. A penalty smashed home by Annabelle Gerard gave City the lead in a strong start,Continue reading “Lions face Demons in exciting duel”

Something different at the Socceroos

Australia 2 Lebanon 0 A lovely thursday night in Parramatta, and the Socceroos continued the winning start to their World Cup 2026 campaign against Lebanon at a busy Commbank Stadium. A cross that went in from Keanu Bacchus (not Patrick Yazbek) early in the game set the stadium alight and despite dominating it remained 1-0Continue reading “Something different at the Socceroos”