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FA described Victory pitch invasion as ‘worst witnessed in Australian football’ after five people were injured, $150,000 caused in damage and 29 arrests

Football Australia has hit Melbourne Victory with heavy sanctions following the shocking pitch invasion.

Melbourne Victory fans cannot attend away games while only members can go to the club's home games under Football Australia's initial pitch invasion sanctions.

Tickets won’t be sold for Victory A-League games until 15 January with further sporting and financial sanctions likely

Football Australia plans to use the full force of its powers to sanction fans who stormed the pitch during the A-League Men Melbourne Derby…

An ‘angry and irritated’ FA boss declares ‘there is no place in our sport for this’

Socceroos goalkeeper Danny Vukovic says football in Australia has suffered “irreparable damage” following the fan violence at the Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City game on Saturday night.

Melbourne Victory’s chairman Anthony Di Pietro has resigned as a director of the Australian Professional Leagues amid continuing fallout in soccer from the contentious decision to sell the A-League grand finals to Sydney.

Melbourne Victory announced Bonza as the club’s principal partner for the next four seasons, making it the biggest principal partner deal in its history.

A natural playground designed to nurture children's imagination and creativity has been unveiled at Chapelton.