Football

The high-profile pair are making big personal and professional changes just weeks after their wedding.

Sam Kerr may be restricted to off-field duties but that won’t stop her from likely stealing the show in Perth, with the star striker set to go on a signing spree ahead of the Matildas’ clash with Slovenia.

Homegrown superstar Sam Kerr has made a surprise return to Perth to link up with her national team teammates ahead of the Matildas’ four-game window in WA.

A raft of familiar faces are set to head west for the Matildas’ four-game series in WA, but several stars have been rested from Joe Montemurro’s inaugural squad as coach. SEE THE FULL SQUAD.

Commonwealth Bank has signed a historic six-year partnership with Football Australia, becoming the largest backer of the country’s most played team sport in a deal worth an estimated $60 million to $90 million

New Australian boss Joe Montemurro has has kicked off his tenure with a raft of sweeping changes.

The Socceroos will head to a sixth consecutive World Cup after beating Saudi Arabia 2-1 to complete an incredible turnaround in qualifying.

Despite leading his team to a stunning victory in the Europa League final, Tottenham have dismissed Australian head coach Postecoglou, after two seasons in charge of the EPL club.

Australia might simply need to avoid a thrashing in Jeddah to secure World Cup qualification — but in the minds of Brandon Borrello and his Socceroos teammates, they are going to Saudi Arabia to win.

David Beckham will soon go by the moniker ‘Sir David’ when he receives a knighthood.

Socceroos Alessandro Circati and Milos Degenek were at opposite ends of the field when Aziz Behich struck gold, but they did the exact same thing in the moments after.

A 90th-minute stunner on his wrong foot by Aziz Behich has moved the Socceroos to the brink of a sixth successive World Cup after defeating Japan 1-0 in front of a sold-out Optus Stadium.

The much-loved superstar has gone public with the exciting family details and her one and ‘only dream’.

The Socceroos’ destiny is in their own hands but the equation for safe passage is simultaneously straight-forward and complex.

It’s an inexperienced Japanese team that stands in between the Socceroos and a potential World Cup berth in Perth, but Australian duo Milos Degenek and Ryan Teague won’t be taking them lightly.