FIFA threatens a 'normalisation committee' if FFA cannot get an agreed Congress by end of November

A national soccer football competition kicked-off in Australia 40 years ago today. What have we learned?

FIFA President, Gianni Infantino, was cleared of ethics violations recently. But did the FIFA Ethics Committee forget something?

The case Palivos et al v FIFA et al may have resulted in a win for FIFA and defendants, but is it a Pyrrhic victory?

The FIFA President has been named in the #PanamaPapers and claims he has done no wrong. But he does have questions to answer

Australia enjoyed a special relationship with Germany during its bid for the 2018/2022 World Cup. Another coincidence, or more naivety?

Four FIFA sponsors call for FIFA President, Sepp Blatter, to go. It's a good day for football

FIFA bans Harold Mayne-Nicholls for seven years. Does his punishment fit the crime?

Read Heidi Blake's & Jonathan Calvert's 'The Ugly Game' and you could despair. But there is something lovers of the game can do

UEFA has set up a new Nations League to make the most of international friendly windows, and its Secretary-General also says they're 'fed up

Western Sydney Wanderers have a heavy travel schedule as Asian champions. Is it too much?

Is Football Federation Victoria dysfunctional? They've certainly got a few hot issues to handle

It's a paradox that so many sports are sponsored by 'unhealthy' companies. So what does a grassroots club do?

Belgium has shown by its revival how to rebuild football from the bottom-up, focussing on youth structures - and this should help Australia