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Their first A-League Men point in the bag after a hard-fought 0-0 home draw against Adelaide, Brisbane Roar are once again dreading a same-day road trip to Melbourne. The Roar headed into Saturday’s clash against the Reds at Moreton Daily Stadium on the back of consecutive defeats away to Melbourne City and Melbourne Victory in […]

A Tomi Juric first-half double has secured Adelaide a 2-1 A-League elimination final win over Brisbane Roar in Redcliffe.

Who will make the A-League top six? A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Newcastle Jets and Melbourne Victory are on the gurney and heading off to the football morgue for season 2021, yet the remaining A-League clubs have plenty to play for as we enter the final flurry of matches. Those cheering on Melbourne City know their men are a lock for finals action and just a win away from securing the premiership pla...

Seattle We’re publishing two team previews every day this week until the NWSL regular season begins on Saturday. You can find all of them here. We’re starting off with two teams that went in very different directions in 2020. 2021 NWSL Season Previews: Houston Dash and OL Reign — American Soccer Analysis Brisbane Roar has today announced the signing of Antonee Burke-Gilroy as an injury replacement for experienced defender Jack Hingert. His replacement, Burke-Gilroy, joins the Roar from NP...

Brisbane Roar 1620709576,1620713491 Brisbane Roar has today announced the signing of Antonee Burke-Gilroy as an injury replacement for experienced defender Jack Hingert. Hingert will undergo a recovery period after sustaining a hamstring injury which ruled him out of Sundays match against Melbourne City. His replacement, Burke-Gilroy, joins the Roar from NPL Victoria side Altona Magic until the end of the A-League 2020/21 Season. The 23-year-old full-back grew up in Newcastle and ha...

Football: Wellington Phoenix miss A-League opportunity in 0-0 draw with Brisbane Roar 1 May, 2021 09:20 AM 3 minutes to read Joey Champness of the Roar and Louis Fenton of the Phoenix compete for the ball in awful conditions in Brisbane. Photo / Getty Joey Champness of the Roar and Louis Fenton of the Phoenix compete for the ball in awful conditions in Brisbane. Photo / Getty Sports writer for NZME@mikeburgess99 The Wellington Phoenix have missed the chance to move into the A-League top six, af...

Share on Twitter The Roar held sway for long periods at Central Coast Stadium on Wednesday night, Macaulay Gillesphey scoring in the 19th minute and Joey Champness bagging a bellringer in the 56th before late shows to Alex Parsons and Masato Kudo. It was a night to forget on home turf for the Mariners, who also lost key forward Marco Urena to a 62nd-minute red card for an ugly challenge on Jay OShea. Arguably the form team of the competition with three consecutive wins, the Roar are...

Share on Twitter McDonald didnt travel for last weeks drought-breaking 2-1 A-League win over Macarthur, with coach Warren Moon only saying his situation was "unclear" after the match. Moon refused to discuss the 37-year-olds position before training on Thursday, with no sign of McDonald in the Roars squad to make the trip to Sydney to take on the Wanderers at Bankwest Stadium. McDonald made his return from a hamstring injury in the 1-1 draw with the Wanderers at Redcliffe earlier th...

Share on Twitter Aldred was a late omission for last weekends draw with Western Sydney, having picked up a niggle in the teams Good Friday training session. The Roar will also welcome back fellow English defender Macaulay Gillesphey after he missed the Wanderers match due to suspension. With experienced Scott Neville pushing to make a start after coming off the bench last Saturday, Roar coach Warren Moon has plenty of defensive options at his disposal against a Bulls team on a three...

Share on Twitter Perth have won three straight matches, after captain Castro netted either side of a fine Bruno Fornaroli volley. Jack Hingert headed in on the stroke of half-time to ensure the match was level at the interval, but Brisbane fell to defeat despite racking up 20 attempts on goal. On his A-League debut, Perth substitute Kosuke Ota had a hand in creating the second-half goals from Fornaroli and Castro for the free-scoring hosts, who have now netted 18 times across their�...