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Socceroos and Matildas sue Football Australia over revenue share dispute

Union is pursuing seven-figure sum on behalf of players Central issue believed to surround FA’s commercial deals Socceroos and Matildas players have sued Football Australia as part of a multi-million dollar dispute between the governing body and its national team players. AAP understands the players’ union, Professional Footballers Australia (PFA), is pursuing FA for a seven-figure sum on behalf of the players. Continue reading...

South Africa's Simon Harmer on beating Australia, spin bowling and the Barmy Army

Barcelona's Gordon ahead of Aston Villa: 'I can do a lot more'

Anthony Gordon said Barcelona have not seen the best of him yet as he promises to become more selfish ahead of Tuesday's Champions League game vs. Aston Villa.

Tenerife forward De Miguel 'stable' after in-game cardiac arrest

Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel suffered a cardiac arrest and was rushed to the hospital after an on-field collision in a Spanish second-division match on Monday.

PSG wary of Villarreal amid bid to maintain perfect UCL start

Luis Enrique has warned the impressive wins over City and Barcelona will count for little when PSG look to continue their perfect UCL start vs. Villarreal.

Jeers again as home woes continue - Jaissle has big problems at Newcastle

Three months into a four-year contract, the problems are mounting for Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle as his side are booed off the pitch by fans following another defeat.

From nightmare debut season to Everton hero - Barry's revival

Last season Thierno Barry scored eight goals in 41 appearances. This season it's taken him just 12 games to match that tally.

Grealish can still have Everton future - Moyes

Everton boss David Moyes says there is a way back for Jack Grealish at the club - but does not know when he might return to the team.

Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?

After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?

Jaissle unhappy with 'clear foul' before Barry goal

Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle takes issue with referee John Brooks' decision not to call a "clear foul" on Fabian Schar in the build-up to Thierno Barry's goal in their loss to Everton in the Premier League.

'He's unavailable' - Moyes tight-lipped on Grealish

Everton manager David Moyes' post-match reaction to his side's one-goal win against struggling Newcastle United, as well as the availability of Jack Grealish following disciplinary action.

Papers: Kroupi and Yildiz on Arsenal's radar ahead of January window

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

Papers: Kroupi and Yildiz on Arsenal's radar ahead of January window

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...

Everton hold off Newcastle to move into seventh

Thierno Barry scores against Newcastle United for the second time in five days as his Everton side earn a narrow win at St James' Park in the Premier League.

Carragher: Boring Newcastle face a tough season ahead

Jamie Carragher described Newcastle as 'flat and boring' following their defeat to Everton on Monday Night Football and reckons Matthias Jaissle's side face a difficult season.

Carragher: Boring Newcastle face a tough season ahead

Jamie Carragher described Newcastle as 'flat and boring' following their defeat to Everton on Monday Night Football and reckons Matthias Jaissle's side face a difficult season.

Arsenal want Kroupi in January - Tuesday's gossip

Arsenal want to boost their striking options with Bournemouth's Eli Junior Kroupi, Manchester United scout Borussia Dortmund quartet, plus more.

Fifa to share documents on World Cup sell-off plans with council members

Viewings to take place at Fifa’s headquarters in Zurich No direct response to Uefa’s questions on governance Fifa will grant its council members access to documents regarding the doomed Fifa Forward Enterprise scheme but has not responded directly to more than 50 questions from Uefa about its governance and recent scandals. In a letter sent to the Fifa Council by Mattias Grafström, the governing body’s secretary general, members were told material relating to FFE will be released for them to view in person at Fifa’s headquarters in Zurich. They will be allowed only to view the documents, of which the exact nature and scope are unclear, under strict confidentiality protocols. A deadline of 16 November has been set to apply for such visits; eyebrows may be raised in some quarters about the fact this is two days before candidates for the Fifa election next year are required to declare their hand. Continue reading...