AAP Soccer

Man City won’t seek govt help to pay staff

EPL giants Manchester City have confirmed they will not be furloughing any of their non-playing staff due to the coronavirus outbreak.

AAP Newswire

2 hours ago

Soccer

Footballer breaks curfew, detained at home

A Serbian footballer who plays for Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad has received a stint of home detention after breaking a coronavirus-related curfew.

AAP Newswire

8 hours ago

Soccer

Govt player pressure ‘a disgrace’: Rooney

In his newspaper column Wayne Rooney got stuck into the British government, saying it made EPL players “easy targets” over the coronavirus pay response.

AAP Newswire

9 hours ago

Soccer

Govt player pressure ‘a disgrace’: Rooney

In his newspaper column Wayne Rooney got stuck into the British government, saying it made EPL players “easy targets” over the coronavirus pay response.

AAP Newswire

9 hours ago

Soccer

Fidgety Sydney unsure over A-League future

Sydney FC are commanding leaders of the A-League and coach Steve Corica says it will be devastating if the postponed competition isn’t completed.

AAP Newswire

15 hours ago

Soccer

Ex-Matilda wants Milicic decision made now

Ex-Matilda Kate McShea says Ante Milicic’s future as Australia’s coach needs to be finalised now to avoid disrupting the team’s Olympics preparations.

AAP Newswire

17 hours ago

Soccer

Bayern Munich to resume training in groups

Champions Bayern Munich and some other Bundesliga clubs are reportedly set to resume on-field training under strict conditions.

AAP Newswire

19 hours ago

Soccer

Premier League players reject pay cut

The union represnting English Premier League players has rejected proposals to cut their wages by 30 per cent during the COVID-19 crisis.

AAP Newswire

20 hours ago

Soccer

Degenek’s Red Star slash player wages

Socceroos defender Milos Degenek and his Red Star Belgrade teammates have taken a 50 per cent pay cut amid the pandemic.

AAP Newswire

21 hours ago

Soccer

Coronavirus-free Tajikistan starts season

Tajikistan started a new soccer season, joining a small group of countries around the world where play has continued despite the coronavirus pandemic..

AAP Newswire

23 hours ago

Soccer

EPL Liverpool furlough non-playing staff

Liverpool have announced they have placed some non-playing staff on furlough as the Premier League remains suspended due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

AAP Newswire

05 Apr 2020

Soccer

EPL sides contemplate $A100m virus losses

English Premier League club Burnley have revealed they could miss out on at least $A100m due to the coronavirus shutdown. Others could be hit even harder.

AAP Newswire

04 Apr 2020

Soccer

A-League clubs, PFA to meet over pay

The A-League clubs and football’s players’ union will meet in a bid to resolve their stand-off over player pay during the league’s suspension.

AAP Newswire

04 Apr 2020

Soccer

Tokyo 2021 age call set to benefit Olyroos

FFA has welcomed a recommendation to maintain the current age eligibility dates for men’s football at Tokyo 2021, with some key players set to benefit.

AAP Newswire

04 Apr 2020

Soccer

Coach Flick gets Bayern contract extension

Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick has agreed a contract extension to 2023, the German Bundesliga champions said on Friday.

AAP Newswire

04 Apr 2020

Soccer

Premier League reveals wage referral plans

The English Premier League has pushed back its restart date and says play will not resume at the beginning of May while seeking a 30 per cent wage deferral.

AAP Newswire

04 Apr 2020

Soccer

Unity the key as football tackles crisis

Ex-Socceroo John Aloisi has joined the calls for unity in Australia’s football community as the FFA and A-League reel from the financial impact of COVID-19.

AAP Newswire

03 Apr 2020

Soccer

Virus leaves off-contract players stranded

Adelaide’s director of football Bruce Djite says out-of-contract A-League players have been left with “nowhere to go” during the coronavirus pandemic.

AAP Newswire

02 Apr 2020

Soccer

No deal yet over Premier League wage cuts

Premier League clubs are living in a “moral vacuum” and players should be first to sacrifice salaries during the coronavirus pandemic, say politicians.

AAP Newswire

02 Apr 2020