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Canberra United sign German ace Hingst

Canberra United have signed Germany international Ariane Hingst for the 2012/13 Westfield W-League season.

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A-League Young Guns | Heart

Melbourne Heart have already a proven youth policy and a brilliant record of developing talent.

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Sydney FC hunt Del Piero

The rumour mill has gone into over drive after Sydney FC revealed they are chasing Alessandro Del Piero.

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Minniecon a man on a mission

A leaner, meaner Tahj Minniecon has vowed to finally live up to his potential as he embraces his Hyundai A-League lifeline with the Western Sydney Wanderers.

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Aussies Abroad: Herd scores for Villa

Qantas Socceroo hopeful Chris Herd found the back of the net for Aston Villa overnight, as his club side beat Tranmere 3-0 in the League Cup.

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Wanderers win in Brisbane

Tony Popovic's preparations for the Hyundai A-League season have continued with Western Sydney Wanderers defeating Brisbane club WDSC Wolves FC 1-0.

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Qantas Joeys train at altitude

The Qantas Joeys have continued their altitude training camp, with another game against Bolivian U19 side The Strongest.

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A-League Young Guns | Glory

Last season's losing grand finallists boast an experience squad, so who will break through?

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Road to Brazil: Group B wrap

At first glance, Australia’s standing in Group B doesn’t look all that hot; in third place after two matches , behind Iraq on goals scored, and five points off leaders Japan.

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Westfield Matildas prepare for US tour

Westfield Matildas head coach Tom Sermanni will bring in 27 players for a training camp at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra in preparation for the team’s USA trip in September.

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Who will make the cut for Jordan?

The Qantas Socceroos head to the Middle East needing a positive result in the World Cup qualifier - but who should Holger Osieck select to face Lebanon and Jordan?

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Time to grow up

As football and its fans strive to move on, there are those in some sections of the media still hell-bent on ensuring the code never escapes the shadows of its dark past.