Last Wednesday night saw the Matildas secure qualification for the Olympics, smashing Uzbekistan in an overpowering display.

The anticipation for an Asian Cup quarter-final en route to one of the easiest semi-final draws in Australia's history is off the charts.

Within all the Asian Cup chaos lies the narrative of whether or not the Socceroos can claim the country's second continental title.

With underdogs increasingly showing their worth at the Asian Cup, it may be the wrong time for the Socceroos to face an eager Syria.

Australian defender Joshua Laws has experienced a lot of movement and hardship during his career. But the adversity has motivated him daily.

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.

Australian manager Warren Moon spoke to FPF ahead of the Pacific Games, where he will guide Papua New Guinea's men's national team.

The second round of AFC Olympic Qualifying provided the perfect spark to keep Australia on board the Matildas hype train.

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.

The Australian public was presented with a unique sporting experience through the FIFA Women's World Cup. And they bought into it.

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.

FPF deep dives into the Matildas Women's World Cup campaign and looks at the past month's good, bad, and promising signs.

Emily van Egmond adapted to a new role at the World Cup and showed the expertise expected of an experienced international.

We delved back into the archives to speak with Steve Darby, a trailblazing English manager for the Australia National Women's soccer team.

The Matildas team, who have taken the country by storm, out-rating the AFL Grand Final on free-to-air television, has always existed.

FPF was at Hindmarsh Stadium on Tuesday night to witness a firsthand insight into the tactical challenges France will pose for the Matildas.