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Rojas set to join Stuttgart

Former Melbourne Victory striker Marco Rojas is set to join Bundesliga side VfB Stuttgart.

Alex Ferguson to retire

Alex Ferguson has revealed that he will retire at the end of the season bringing his 27-year stay at Manchester United to an end.

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Galekovic looks for more time in green and gold

Eugene Galekovic is keen to stake his claim for a permanent role in the national fold during the current camp on the Central Coast.

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Socceroos v Jordan kick-off time change

FFA has announced the kick-off time for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Asian Qualifier between the Qantas Socceroos and Jordan in Melbourne on has been amended to 7pm.

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Meet the Socceroos

The Qantas Socceroos squad will be available to meet the public today from 4pm.

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Cahill third on MLS rich list

Australia's Tim Cahill is the third highest-paid player in Major League Soccer this season, with former EPL talent takes up the three highest-paid spots.

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Brockie joins MLS side on loan

Wellington Phoenix striker Jeremy Brockie is set to join MLS League club Toronto FC on a three-month loan.

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My All Stars Team

The top 35 fan picks have come through and while there is a good blend there I would still like to see younger stars get their chance in the match against Man United.

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Sainsbury eyes bright future

From a fringe player to a Socceroos squad call-up, Trent Sainsbury has enjoyed a remarkable year and he hasn't finished yet.

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Foxtel All Stars Top 35 as selected by fans

The fans have had their say and it looks like stunning seasons from Mat Ryan, Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Shinji Ono and Alessandro del Piero are to be rewarded.

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A chance for sanity to prevail

The leap of faith to somewhat throw open the gates to the match between Bonnyrigg White Eagles and Sydney United deserves to be applauded.

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Asia united in Moya Dodd endorsement

Australia’s campaign to have Football Federation Australia Director and former Matilda Moya Dodd elected to the FIFA Executive Committee received a significant boost.