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Qantas Socceroos sink Hong Kong

A late Brett Emerton strike proved to be the difference between the Qantas Socceroos and Hong Kong, as the national team kicked off their East Asian Cup.

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MRP overrule Broich red card

Brisbane Roar have won their battle to have the red card Thomas Broich received against Newcastle Jets rescinded, meaning the German will be available to take on Western Sydney Wanderers in round 10.

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Mooy can handle the heat

There's a quiet confidence that radiates from Aaron Mooy and the softly-spoken Socceroo believes he has the tools to step up when required.

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The Big Five Answers | Round 9

Victory and Perth showed they are both capable, while not even the great Shinji Ono was capable of inspiring the Wanderers.

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Petratos leaves Sydney FC

Dimitri Petratos and Sydney FC have agreed to part ways after the midfielder asked for and received his release.

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Socceroos journey into the unknown

Guam, Hong Kong and Taipei may be minnows of world football, but North Korea could provide trouble for the Qantas Socceroos.

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Doubts over Del Piero

New coach Frank Farina was left impressed by what he has to work with at Sydney FC but might be without marquee man Alessandro Del Piero next weekend.

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Team of the Week | Round 9

It's Team of the Week time and this week the team is dominated by the men from the Mariners.

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Aloisi: Put A-League on hold for internationals

Frustrated Melbourne Heart coach John Aloisi has called on the A-League to take a break when players are absent on national team duty.

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Preview: Hong Kong v Socceroos

The East Asian Cup qualifying tournament in Hong Kong looms as the stage for Tom Rogic to prove he should be central to the Socceroos' future.

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Popovic: We deserved two penalties

Western Sydney Wanderers coach Tony Popovic was left frustrated his side were denied two penalty shouts in their 1-0 loss to Wellington Phoenix.

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Brockie goal 'meant to be a cross'

Wellington Phoenix goalscorer Jeremy Brockie admitted he had the notorious Wellington wind to thank for his sixth goal of the season in his side's 1-0 win against Western Sydney Wanderers.