FPF recently spoke to South Korea's assistant coach, Australian Matt Ross, about his inspirational coaching journey.

FPF has curated a list of ten teams Australian fans should watch at the Women's World Cup, given their hidden connection to the country.

Scrappy. Nervy. Ugly. FPF was at Stadium Australia to provide an insight into how Australia overcame a plucky Irish outfit.

Matildas star Sam Kerr says the Women's World Cup legacy has already been created for Australian football by the country being the co-host.

Matildas star Sam Kerr has been honoured as a role model of women's football within a new FIFA Museum exhibition in Sydney.

While the Matildas garner significant attention at the FIFA Women's World Cup, it's also an important tournament for Australia's referees.

There will soon be a massive increase of eyes on Australia’s footballing culture. With that will come an increased amount of scrutiny.

FPF has curated a list of ten teams Australian fans should watch at the Women's World Cup, given their hidden connection to the country.

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

The Matildas should name their World Cup squad shortly. Tony Gustavsson must answer a few questions when shaping the final 23-player unit.

The Women’s World Cup is not far away. A possible broadcast blackout is putting the tournament's viewership projections at serious risk.

The absence of publicly available alcohol during the 2022 World Cup was something to be celebrated, not frowned upon by critics and fans.

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.

Little thought goes into the after-effects of an event such as the World Cup. But a South Australian company is trying to change that.