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It's a title fight as the regular season of the Hyundai A-League comes to a dramatic end.

GFFF - Application Window Extended!

Due to the large amount of interest and number of clubs still wanting to apply for the Grassroots Football Facilities Fund, FFA has decided to extend the application window. Applications will now close at 9am on Monday 8th February 2010.

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NYL 2009/10 Round 23 Review - rescheduled match

A look back at the midweek Round 23 action from the National Youth League.

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Graham Arnold statement

Football Federation Australia (FFA) CEO Ben Buckley has endorsed the appointment of Graham Arnold as the Head Coach of the Central Coast Mariners for the upcoming Hyundai A-League 2010/11 season.

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Hyundai A-League 2009/10 Round 26 Review - rescheduled match

A look back at all the rescheduled match from Round 26 of the Hyundai A-League.

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Mariners' drought is over

The wait is finally over for long-suffering Central Coast fans after the Mariners scored their first Hyundai A-League victory since November against the Newcastle Jets at Gosford on Monday night.

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Hyundai A-League Weekend Wrap - Round 26

The Hyundai A-League Premiers' Plate is down to a race in two after Melbourne and Sydney both recorded wins in the penultimate round of the regular season.

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Hyundai A-League 2009/10 Round 26 Review

A look back at all the action from Round 26 of the Hyundai A-League.

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National Youth League 2009/10 Round 23 Review

A look at all Round 23 action from the National Youth League.

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Phoenix and Sydney record wins

The Wellington Phoenix have dashed any hope of Gold Coast United taking out the Hyundai A-league Premiers' Plate with a late first-half penalty crushing the home side at Skilled Park on Sunday night, while Sydney edged out Perth in a five-goal thriller.

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Roar's finals dream over

Adelaide United has knocked Brisbane Roar out of the finals race with a drought-breaking 2-0 victory at Hindmarsh Stadium on Saturday night.

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Victory move three clear at the top

A Carlos Hernandez masterclass has maintained Melbourne's course for the Premiers' Plate, with the Costa Rican scoring a goal in each half as the Victory defeated North Queensland 2-0 at Etihad Stadium.