John Moriarty Football has been granted $5.5 million in federal funding to continue its engagement in rural and remote communities.

In this long read, Ben Horvath suggests that adopting some of Japan's proven strategies would improve the Australian football landscape.

FPF's Ben Horvath has written an extensive guide to what is involved in navigating Australian football's complicated youth pathway system.

FPF analyses the Legacy '23 plan’s five pillars as a framework for assessing the impact of the Women's World Cup 12 months on.

An Invitational XI comprised of Indigenous players participated for the first time ever at the recent Boys' National Youth Championships.

Upper 90 College Founder John Stevanja is a major advocate for the American college system being a viable pathway for Australian youngsters.

FPF's Ben Horvath has compiled a 10-point plan that he believes will reinvigorate Australian football's domestic competitions.

Pega Sports is disrupting the SA teamwear market and FPF spoke to its Founder, Kosta Mantis, as he plots the brand's expansion.

The cultural and historical context of a National Second Tier, should it be channelled positively, can prove a point of difference.

FPF spoke to Josh Smith about the Player Performance Project how it has evolved into creating an elite pathway for SA footballers.

Kano Football co-founder Ehsan Popal spoke to FPF about his program's strategy, connections to Japanese football, and its long-term goal.

In November 2022, IberCup ANZ was created as the Oceania arm of IberCup, one of the most esteemed international youth football tournaments.

Competing in the Zone Premier League in the NNSW system, Dudley Redhead United Football Club have a unique story that deserves to be told.

FPF recently spoke to Barnstoneworth United's Brock Logan to discuss his side's 492-kilometre, seven-hour round trip in the Australia Cup.

As January's camps approach, Barça Academy Australia launched in Adelaide last week.

Barça Academy, affiliated with Spanish giants FC Barcelona, has announced that they are bringing their football camps to Australia in 2023.

Quakers Hill Juniors, one of the biggest clubs in the Blacktown football association, are preparing for a landmark fixture tomorrow night.