BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN (6 March 2025) – FIFA’s robust financial foundation to develop football around the world took centre stage at the meeting of the FIFA Council, which unanimously approved theAnnual Report 2024, including the revised budget revenue target of USD 13 billion for the 2023-2026 cycle that will see nearly 90% invested back in…
SYDNEY (5 March 2025) – The Australian Professional Leagues (APL) can today confirm Brisbane Roar’s Ninja A-League Women clash with unbeaten leaders Melbourne City has been postponed due to the extreme weather conditions in south east Queensland. Originally scheduled for Sunday, March 9 at Perry Park, the Round 18 match has now been postponed. For…
HO CHI MINH CITY (5 March 2025) – Defending champions Thai Son Nam TP.HCM are perfect at the top of the HD Bank Futsal Championship 2025 when they chalked their third win in a row. A 3-1 win over Ho Chi Minh City Youth gave Thai Son Nam the full nine points from three matches…
SINGAPORE (4 March 2025) – The ASEAN Football Federation (AFF) has today announced MSIG, the leading general insurer in ASEAN by gross written premiums, as the first-ever title partner of ASEAN’s premier international women’s football competition, now named the ASEAN MSIG Serenity Cup™. This follows the AFF’s earlier announcement naming MSIG as the Official Insurance…
JAKARTA (3 March 2025) – Fafage Vamos rebounded from defeat in their last match to beat Mongcongbulo FC 4-1 as they remained steadfast at the top of the Indonesia Pro Futsal League (PFL) 2024/25. After conceding their first defeat of the season with a 2-1 loss to Unggul FC, Vamos got their act together to…
SYDNEY (3 March 2025) – CommBank Matildas Interim Head Coach Tom Sermanni said he was frustrated with the result of the game after a hard fought 2-1 defeat against Colombia. He was speaking at the post-match press conference after Australia’s final game of the SheBelieves Cup. “Possession-wise, chances-wise, football-wise, we created enough chances to win…
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