Korea Republic's Heung-Min Son on the ball against Paraguay.
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Asian Cup stars who could hurt the Socceroos

The Socceroos quest for AFC Asian Cup glory on home soil in January begins with a tricky group phase against Kuwait, Oman and Korea Republic.

CEO of AIA Australia Damien Mu and FFA CEO David Gallop.
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AIA Vitality to sponsor MiniRoos program

Football Federation Australia (FFA) today announced AIA Vitality as the inaugural naming rights partner of MiniRoos, the football introductory program for boys and girls in Australia.

Tim Cahill Profile
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Asian Cup Football fan parks set for tour

The travelling AFC Asian Cup Football Fan Park is set to kick off its tour of the five host cities in Canberra on November 28.

Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou addresses media at an Asian Cup event.
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Ange adamant Socceroos will qualify for Russia 2018

Australia coach Ange Postecoglou has guaranteed the Socceroos will qualify for the 2018 FIFA World Cup and says his predecessors didn't have the courage to take on the tough job of regenerating the national team.

Mile Jedinak celebrates scoring for Crystal Palace against Liverpool.
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Aussies abroad update

Socceroo skipper Mile Jedinak smashed a screamer for Palace to heap more misery on Liverpool. His goal the pick of the Aussie action over the weekend.

Davidson in action for West Bromwich Albion against Hull City.
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West Brom may block Davidson loan

Jason Davidson appears to be trapped in limbo between club and country, with the fullback struggling for game time at West Bromwich Albion but now set to miss out on a Premier League appearance after international duty.

TIm Cahill acknowledges Socceroos supporters at the World Cup.
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My Kingdom for a striker

My Kingdom for a striker. That was the lament heard around the nation following the Socceroos’ 2-1 loss to Japan in Osaka.

FFA Chairman Mr Frank Lowy AC speaking at the Hyundai A-League season launch.
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Chairman’s address at FFA AGM

This year at the FFA Annual General Meeting we celebrate 10 years of real hard work. It has not been easy and it has not all been smooth sailing, but the fruits of our labour can be seen every day.

Bresciano is keen to play on past January's Asian Cup.
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The Bresh Prince of Doha

​Veteran midfielder Mark Bresciano says January’s Asian Cup won’t be his international swansong, keen to continue his Socceroos career into next year’s World Cup qualifiers.

Socceroos midfielder Massimo Luongo fights for the ball with Japan's Yasuyuki Konno.
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Bozza hopeful Roos will be right on the night

Former Socceroo keeper Mark Bosnich says momentum will be vital for the Socceroos at the Asian Cup but admits concerns over the team’s friendly results.

Alex Wilkinson clears the ball from Japan's Shinji Okazaki.
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We can fix defensive problems before Cup: Wilkinson

The Socceroos may have a few issues heading into the Asian Cup but ones that can be easily fixed, according to defender Alex Wilkinson.

The Australian U-23 side during their recent tour of China.
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Vidmar excited by Olyroos on Road to Rio

Olyroos coach Aurelio Vidmar has declared the four-nation tournament in China a success saying the team’s performance was “excellent” as they prepare for qualification to the Rio Olympics in 2016.

The Australian U-23 side during their recent tour of China.
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Vidmar excited by Olyroos on Road to Rio

Olyroos coach Aurelio Vidmar has declared the four-nation tournament in China a success saying the team’s performance was “excellent” as they prepare for qualification to the Rio Olympics in 2016.

Postecoglou was frustrated with the Socceroos' defensive lapses against Japan.
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Ange rues defensive lapses after Japan loss

​Socceroos boss Ange Postecoglou says his side paid the price for getting the “small details” wrong in their 2-1 defeat to Japan on Tuesday night in Osaka.

The Socceroos starting XI that took the field against Japan last month.
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Cahill adamant Socceroos on right track

Tim Cahill has called on the Australian public not to lose belief in the Socceroos, confident the huge home support will make the difference in January’s Asian Cup.