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Pavlovic working for future

You were more likely to find a young Mirjan Pavlovic with a rugby ball under his arm than kicking a football.

Aussies Abroad: Holman sees red

Socceroos star Brett Holman received a costly red card as AZ Alkmaar surrendered top spot in the Dutch league on Sunday.

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Heart primed to go forward

Outgoing Melbourne Heart coach John van 't Schip believes he is leaving the club in position to contend for the Hyundai A-League title in the next two or three seasons.

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Perth chasing Glory days

Eight years since they last lifted silverware, Perth Glory appear ready to make another serious challenge, Mich d'Avray backing them to win it all.

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Glory must improve: Ferguson

Perth Glory coach Ian Ferguson says his side must improve on the performance in their historic elimination final win against Melbourne Heart to beat Central Coast or Brisbane.

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Smeltz fires Perth to glory

Shane Smeltz was the hero once more for Perth with a second half hat-trick that earned Glory a 3-0 win over Melbourne Heart in Sunday's Hyundai A-League elimination final at nib Stadium.

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Ticketing information: Perth Glory v Wellington Phoenix

With Perth Glory edging out Melbourne Heart 3-0, they'll now take on Wellington Phoenix on Saturday April 7 at nib Stadium.

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Magilton to leave Victory

Melbourne Victory interim coach Jim Magilton has ruled himself out of the running for the full-time role and has decided to return home to Northern Ireland.

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Ferguson faces tough calls

Ian Ferguson says there will be some disappointed players within his squad who will be unlucky to miss out on selection for Sunday's elimination final against Melbourne Heart.

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Thompson: The pressure’s on Perth

Melbourne Heart midfielder Matt Thompson says his side have nothing to fear ahead of their Hyundai A-League elimination final against Perth Glory, and it’s the home side who have to carry the weight of expectation.

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Ange: Roar rewarded for effort

Mariners coach Graham Arnold thought the match could have gone either way but his Brisbane counterpart Ange Postecoglou says his side deserved to win their major semi-final first leg at Suncorp Stadium by a clear margin.

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Mariners bank on tired Roar

Central Coast will be counting on facing a fatigued Brisbane side in the second leg of their Hyundai A-League major semi after the Roar took a 2-0 advantage from the opening tie at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday afternoon.