SYDNEY (22 Oct 2014) – Western Sydney Wanderers captain Nikolai Topor-Stanley insists the A-League side do not fear any visitors to Parramatta Stadium ahead of Saturday’s AFC Champions League final first leg against Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal. Western Sydney are only the second A-League side to reach the AFC Champions League final after Adelaide United in 2008 having won their last five…
SYDNEY (9 Oct 2014) – Western Sydney Wanderers striker Brendon Santalab believes his side has what it takes to overcome Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal and win this year’s AFC Champions League. The A-League outfit, who ousted reigning champions Guangzhou Evergrande in the quarter-finals, outgunned FC Seoul last week to secure their place in the final which…
SYDNEY (2 Oct 2014) – Australia’s Western Sydney Wanderers will face Saudi Arabia’s Al Hilal in the final of the AFC Champions League after the A-League side edged out former finalists FC Seoul 2-0 on aggregate in their semi-final second leg on Wednesday. Mateo Poljak and Shannon Cole scored in either half at Parramatta Stadium following a goalless draw between the pair…
SYDNEY (1 Oct 2014) – The “100-Day Countdown” for the AFC Asian Cup Australia 2015 well and truly began today with events held across the region celebrating the increasing proximity of Asia’s premier football event. The Asian Football Confederation’s (AFC) oldest, largest and most important football tournament starts on January 9 when hosts Australia play Kuwait in front of an expected…
SYDNEY (29 Sept 2014) – Coach Choi Yong-soo remains confident FC Seoul can advance to a second straight AFC Champions League final by ending their continental goalscoring drought in Wednesday’s semi-final second leg against Australia’s Western Sydney Wanderers. Following a goalless draw with Western Sydney in Korea Republic a fortnight ago, FC Seoul have gone three matches without scoring in the AFC…
SHAH ALAM (27 Sept 2014) – Thailand made it a perfect 10 when they wrested the AFF Futsal Championship here today for a record-breaking tenth time in the history of the tournament. The Thais, despite not having several of their top stars that featured in the FIFA Futsal World Cup here, were simply too good…