DILI (9 April 2020) – The fifth edition of the AFF Tiger Cup has been called a great many things but predictable was certainly not one of them. There was a string of surprises in store for the 2004 edition of the ASEAN World Cup which saw Malaysia being a co-host for the first time…
SYDNEY (8 April 2020) – Fuelled by his remarkable past Olympic experiences, Graham Arnold holds a firm desire to oversee the first Australian football team to win an Olympic medal when they travel to Tokyo in July 2021. The Australia U-23’s head coach is no stranger to the Games, having previously taken part as both…
DILI (8 April 2020) – Following the unprecedented disruption caused by COVID-19 at all levels of football, FIFA has worked on a series of recommendations and guidelines to address some of the key practical issues arising from the pandemic, especially with regard to player contracts and the transfer system generally. This has been done in…
JAKARTA (8 April 2020) – Mills – the official kit supplier to the FA of Indonesia (PSSI) – have joined the fight against the Coronavirus by supplying Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to health frontliners. Alongside PSSI, the decision was made by Mills to supply the PPE to the medical frontliners as it is the equipment…
DILI (7 April 2020) – It was one of the most competitive editions of the AFF Tiger Cup ever considering that it was the first time that the title was decided via a penalty shootout. Another fact is that it was also the first time that a team has scored back to back titles with…
DILI (6 April 2020) – The sporting world is coming together more than ever in these exceptional times. From tennis to Formula 1, the Olympics to the beautiful game itself, every event and discipline is having to deal with the impact of the COVID-19 virus. In the midst of all this, it seems fitting that…