What's in a year? At FootballToday, quite a lot actually. With around 450 articles published in 2019 plus a new podcast, we've decided to...

The FFA Board was hit for six - mostly of its own making - with the handling of the Stajcic sacking and Reid behaviour, but they're working

The four new Board nominees have received a mixed reaction, but the notable point is skill deficits remain on the FFA Board

Hacked Russian emails purport to reveal lobbying strategies, assessment of voters and possibility of collusion with Australia

370 days ago the FFA Congress voted for Constitutional reforms including a '40/40/20' rule. How's that going?

As the tag line goes, it's “Our ABC” – and now it well and truly is with confirmation on Friday morning that the ABC is the new...

In what might be a pointer for part of the new plans underway for the A-League, Manchester City has built on its presence in esports with...

Football should not be perennially broke, but now is the time to refashion the way it's organised

The grandly-named Qatar 2022 'Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy' (known in most places as the Organising Committee for the 2022...

For the game to make the most of its potential, it needs to be more appealing and, therefore, inclusive towards 50% of its population

FFA's CEO David Gallop will depart at the end of this year after seven years in the role.

Broadcasters and corporate sponsors are getting behind women's football elsewhere, and it's time to do so here also

After years of wrangling for governance changes, and almost eight months since the formation of a new-ish Board at Football Federation...

Background In light of the public interest in who is in France at the 2019 World Cup at football's expense, we put some relevant...