After abstaining from 2034, FPF analyses the broader football landscape to assess whether a men's World Cup will ever come to Australia.

Socceroos boss Graham Arnold is already facing the cyclical challenge one game into another FIFA World Cup Qualifying cycle.

FPF's Ben Horvath explains why it’s time for Australian football to unite and change the negative mindset that has often held the game back.

FPF spoke to Futsalroos Head Coach Miles Downie to review their recent Asian Cup qualification and the latest developments with the sport.

FPF spoke to Luke David, a member of the Australian Poweroos, about the upcoming Powerchair Football World Cup being held on home soil.

FPF spoke to Olyroos manager Tony Vidmar to discuss life in camp and what we can expect from the team as they begin Asian Cup qualifying.

Following the FIFA Women's World Cup, FPF looks into the actions Australia's diverse fan groups must carry out as the game moves forward.

Following the Socceroos most successful FIFA World Cup, the PFA anonymously surveyed Graham Arnold's 26-man squad. FPF reviewed the results.

In 2022/23, Cameron Devlin was crucial for Hearts as they finished fourth behind Aberdeen, Rangers, and Ange Postecoglou's Celtic.

The Olyroos secured a third-place finish at the Maurice Revello Tournament. Here are FPF's four key takeaways from their campaign.

Australia's U17 side, the Joeys, begin their quest for continental glory tonight at the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U17 Asian Cup.

It's been four months since Australia's inspiring performances in Qatar. The Socceroos now return to host Ecuador in a two-game series.

The FA have initiated talks to renew Graham Arnold’s contract. But many other names have been mentioned as the next Socceroos manager.

What began as the country's solitary Socceroos live site captured the imagination of Australian fans throughout the nation.

As the fallout from Australia's second victory at the World Cup rolled on, the media elite continued a particular theme in this country.

The Socceroos could qualify for the last 16 at a World Cup for only the second time against Denmark. But how can they get a result?

Mathew Leckie and Craig Goodwin combined for Australia's goal against France. But it may never have happened for the A-Leagues duo.

They've already had their chances dismissed by most of the population. But the Socceroos are much better placed in 2022 than 2018.

Getting out of Group D at the World Cup will be no small feat for Australia, given the talent they are facing.

Graham Arnold may be scratching his head at which centre-back pairing will be most suitable for the World Cup, with viable options aplenty.