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Another huge lineup on the megapod this week as Josh Parish is joined by Teo Pellizzeri, Alex Molchanoff, Mark Ivkovic and Nikola Pozder as the Australian Championship group stage hits the halfway mark.Bayswater City have gone from a curiosity to a contender as Wests APIA's flying form hit the skids out west. Could the Baysie boys 'Greece 2004' their way to an unlikely title? At the Palace, Wollongong could have been reduced to nine men in a disastrous first half that saw Thomas James get away with boxing below the belt. But were there green shoots after the interval for Luke Wilkshire's side? And can Marconi challenge Heidelberg for top spot?And down the road at King Tom, Sydney United hit the front early at home to Metrostars, but pressure and possession eventually told as the South Australian premiers scored their first goals and picked up their first win. Where to now for Ante Juric's undermanned outfit?Plus, there's another dramatic comeback at Christie Park, six of the best for the Bergers, and the best goal celebration so far as Sydney Olympic turn their campaign around. The NPL Victoria Podcast is brought to you in 2025 by Melville Bodyworks, located at 106 Melville Rd Brunswick West. For all your panel beating and smash repairs, give them a call on 8378-5555, or visit melvillebodyworks.com.au - and let them know we sent you!We're also excited to announce that Content Hype are supporting the show!From website management and club newsletters, to matchday photography, videography and social media, Content Hype will tailor a package that suits your club's needs.Enjoying the show? Keep in touch via our socials!➤ Twitter: @NPLVicPod➤ Instagram: @NPLVictoriaPod➤ Pester Nick here : @NickDurbano_➤ Tell Lachie he's wrong here: @lachieflannigan➤ Direct hate mail to Josh here: @joshparish_➤ Keep up with Ivka's transfer scoops here: @mivkaa

Sydney United poražen na domaćem terenu od Metrostarsa (1:2), a Canberra Croatia u gostima od NSW Spirita istim rezultatom.

U petak, 24. listopada, počinje treće kolo Australskog prvenstva, a hrvatski klubovi pokazuju svoj karakter i zajedništvo. Predstavnici Canberre Croatia najavili su da će otputovati ranije u Sydney kako bi bodrili Sydney United u susretu protiv Metrostarsa, dok su iz Sydney Uniteda poručili da će u nedjelju u velikom broju doći podržati Canberru Croatia u njihovoj utakmici protiv NWS Spiritsa. Vlado Vrkić, tehnički direktor Canberre Croatia, govori o dosadašnjem uspjehu momčadi, očekivanjima uoči trećeg kola te o zajedništvu koje povezuje hrvatske klubove u Australiji. Obje utakmice možete pratiti uživo i besplatno na SBS On Demand.

Nella seconda giornata dell'Australian Championship il Wests APIA travolge il Sydney United 58, Avondale e NWS Spirit regalano emozioni, mentre il Marconi cala il poker al South Hobart.

Josh is outnumbered as the lone Victorian on the pod this week! He's joined by Australian Championship commentators Alex Molchanoff, Nick Kutnjak and Will Konstandinidis of From The Gantry fame to break down Round 2 of the competition.Sydney Olympic and Preston Lions were on the wrong end of the same scoreline this week, as underdogs Broadmeadow Magic and Canberra Croatia produced thrilling 3-2 upsets. Are two of the competition's biggest names facing the prospect of first-round elimination?Meanwhile, Lakeside was rocking again as halftime substitute Many Aguek produced an impact for the ages with a match-winning double against Moreton City Excelsior. Was Nahuel Bonada unlucky to be sent off? And surely another halfway line special won't be robbed of goal of the week?Plus, there's a crisis at Sydney United, decisive wins for APIA, Marconi and Heidelberg, and a bruising encounter out west as Bayswater City defeat Metrostars.The NPL Victoria Podcast is brought to you in 2025 by Melville Bodyworks, located at 106 Melville Rd Brunswick West. For all your panel beating and smash repairs, give them a call on 8378-5555, or visit melvillebodyworks.com.au - and let them know we sent you!We're also excited to announce that Content Hype are supporting the show!From website management and club newsletters, to matchday photography, videography and social media, Content Hype will tailor a package that suits your club's needs.Enjoying the show? Keep in touch via our socials!➤ Twitter: @NPLVicPod➤ Instagram: @NPLVictoriaPod➤ Pester Nick here : @NickDurbano_➤ Tell Lachie he's wrong here: @lachieflannigan➤ Direct hate mail to Josh here: @joshparish_➤ Keep up with Ivka's transfer scoops here: @mivkaa

Polovičan uspjeh klubova hrvatske zajednice u drugom kolu Australskog prvenstva. Canberra Croatia nakon pobjede nad Preston Lionsima druga u skupini, Sydney United na trećem mjestu u svojoj skupini.

Tra le partite in programma nel fine settimana, spicca su tutte West APIA contro Sydney United 58, in diretta domani su SBS Viceland a partire dalle 19.30.

Klubovi hrvatske zajednice Sydney United i Canberra Croatia nisu najbolje počeli natjecanje u novoj ligi.

Danas započinje nova era australskog nogometa, pokreće se Australian Championship, odnosno Australsko prvenstvo - novo nacionalno natjecanje koje okuplja najbolje poluprofesionalne klubove iz svih dijelova zemlje. Među klubovima osnivačima nalazi se Sydney United 58, našim slušateljima dobro poznat i kao Sydney Croatia, klub s bogatom poviješću i snažnim hrvatskim korijenima. Među klubovima koji su se u ovo natjecanje plasirali pobjedom u NPL natjecanjima je i Canberra Croatia, još jedan klub koji s ponosom nosi hrvatsko ime i boje. Ante Jurić, trener Sydney Uniteda 58, i Ante Vidović, predsjednik Canberra Croatije govore o važnosti novog natjecanja i njihovim očekivanjima.

Did you miss us? Well Michelle, Nic, and Jamie are back for a new season. Have a listen as we discuss the new recruits, stadium issue, and the Sydney United match!

Box2Box, with Michael Edgley and Willem van Denderen!The Socceroos qualified for the 2026 World Cup in efficient style, and now Tony Popovic has the better part of a year on his hands to best prepare the side. Daniel Garb was part of last week’s extensive private media briefing, and returns with Nestory Irankunda among numerous key topics.The Australia Cup is also back for 2025, with NSW’ Northern Tigers among six first time qualifiers. CEO Kevin Roberts joins the show for the first time ahead of Wednesday’s Round of 32 clash with Sydney United 58.Also on the agenda: drama from the penalty spot at the Women’s Euros, Football Australia ticks off its own refereeing standards, Marcus Rashford moves to Barcelona, and plenty more.Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/Box2BoxNTSLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100028871306243 Enjoy our written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/… & Join us for Stoppage Time on Wednesday, with Melbourne Victory Director of Football, John Didulica!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ante Milicic is an Australian soccer Coach and former professional player. As a player he represented Australia and won National Championships and was the first player to score a hat-trick in the A-League. After retiring he moved in to coaching straight away with becoming player/coach for Sydney United in 2009. At the same time he became an Assistant coach for the Australian U20 team. From there he was an assistant coach to Ange P at the 2014 WC in Brazil and the 2015 victorious Asian Cup as well as assistant to Bert Van Marjwick at the 2018 WC in Russia. In 2019 he was appointed as the Australian Womens National Coach and led them to the Round of 16 at the World Cup. In 2020 he was then named as the inaugural Head Coach for the new National league Mens team Macarthur.Some of the key highlights areHow he talks about his first task when taking over the Matilda's was to ask all the staff to present their role and responsibilities to him. And how this brought a level of calmness to the group.How his time coaching both men and women at the elite level has taught him about the importance of taking time with players as individuals and helping them prepare through either technical or emotional information.How the feeling that he didn't do enough with the talent he had as a player now shapes the way he works with helping people develop mental strength.If you would like to send us any feedback or if you know a great coach, who has a unique story to share, then we would love to hear from you, please contact us at paul@thegreatcoachespodcast.com or contact us through our website thegreatcoachespodcast.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Izbornik hrvatske nogometne reprezentacije Zlatko Dalić i predsjednik Hrvatskog nogometnog saveza Marijan Kustić odgovaraju na pitanja o kampovima za mlade u Sydneyu i Melbourneu, dojmovima iz Australije i obećanju o novim stadionima u Hrvatskoj. Dalić pojašnjava pojmove koje često koristi - zajedništvo, skromnost, poniznost - i odgovara na pitanje o političkim ambicijama. HNS je 2023 po prvi put u Australijiji organizirao kampove za mlade nogometaše hrvatskog porijekla. Domaćini su bili nogometni klubovi Sydney United 58 i Melbourne Knights.

Iz organizacije Football Australia, nacionalnog nogometnog saveza, su koncem studenog objavili dugo očekivanu Nacionalnu drugu ligu, čiji je početak planiran za travanj 2025. To se vidi i kao povratak nogometnih klubova migrantskih zajednica na nacionalnu scenu. Među osam utemeljiteljskih klubova ove nove lige se našao i Sydney United 58, ranije poznat i kao Sydney Croatia kojega su 1958. godine utemeljili australski Hrvati. Bio je to povod za razgovor s predsjednikom kluba Markom Ivančićem.

Australski noometni savez objavio je da će u travnju 2025. početi najtecanje u dugo očekivanoj Drugoj nacionalnoj ligi. No, što je točno ovo novo natjecanje i kako će ono pomoći razvoju nogometa u Australiji?

Schwarzie visits the Tottenham Hotspur training ground to catch up with fellow Aussies Ange Postecoglou and Mile Jedinak following Spurs' impressive start to the season. Ange speaks about Spurs' incredible start, the challenges they've faced, how he's conveyed his methods to the players so quickly, what it's like working with Mile Jedinak, as well as what the National Second Tier will do for Australian football.Meanwhile Jedinak divulges what made him join Ange at Spurs, his coaching style, ambitions for his career and reminisces on his days at Sydney United at the start of his career. ---------See every match of the Premier League, LALIGA, European qualifiers and WSL live and on-demand on Optus Sport.AND, watch our brand new weekly women's football show: the Women's Football Wrap on the Optus Sport app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As the most successful club in ALM history we hold ourselves to a higher standard than the rest. What took place last Saturday night should never be repeated and fans and members of the club deserve more. The men were out played, the women had a disappointing last minute draw but the shining light were our young fellas of the NPL who had a brilliant win against Sydney United thanks to a Mitch Glasson goal in the closing stages of the game. Jules, Jono and Sean dissect the weekend's results, look ahead to the weekend's fixtures and all emphatically agree a change is needed yesterday.

TNC adopts a siege mentality and vows to prove the outside critics wrong, as Vince Rugari joins the cast for a huge episode. Alongside the billionaire media mogul are Josh Parish, Joey Lynch, Nick D'Urbano, Lachie Flannigan and Teo Pellizzeri to chat all things A-League, Socceroos World Cup squad, the Sydney United sanctions and upcoming Matildas fixtures. (00:03:41) - The Central Coast Mariners tear Marko Rudan's hitherto undefeated Wanderers apart, with Garang Kuol's second half introduction again proving decisive. Does Nick Montgomery deserve more buzz? Did Jason Cummings do enough to impress Graham Arnold? And is Kuol on the plane to Qatar? (00:26:24) - Melbourne City easily roll a sorry Perth Glory at AAMI Park - but will they be sending two Socceroos to the World Cup, or three? (00:37:41) - Western United's once imperious defence crumbles again at home to Adelaide. Is it time to put a line through the reigning Champions? (01:01:21) - The side formerly known as the Box Office Jets stutters to a 4-0 defeat on the road against the Victory. Where did it all go wrong for Arthur Papas? And have the Vuck found the tonic to their attacking woes? (01:17:02) - Wellington smash four past Macarthur at the Cake Tin, and Sydney FC fall to a shock defeat against the Roar. (01:30:00) - No more sitting on the fence - we fantasy book our 26-man Socceroos squads for the World Cup! (01:46:26) - Rugari and D'Urbano square off in the Great Volpato Debate™ Plus: the sanctions handed down to Sydney United (02:16:40), upcoming Matildas games against Sweden and Thailand (02:24:28) and some special TNC announcements.

Krovna nogometna organizacija Football Australia izrekla je doživotnu zabranu navijaču drugom navijaču Sydney Uniteda 58 zbog "fašističkog pozdrava ili slične geste" , a predsjednik James Johnson je u medijima govorio o mogućoj potrebi promjene "kulture" u Unitedu.

Thailand confronts its worst mass killing, Unrelenting rain in much of eastern Australia And a second Sydney United 58 fan banned for life.

The football world's longest off-season is finally at an end, the A-League Men's competition is back, kicking off on Friday with the Grand Final replay between Melbourne City and reigning champions Western United at Aami Park. Welcome to the Offside Report - A-League addition, where our three expert panellists Nick Guglielmino, Mitch Ball and Jack Elliott preview a HUGE 2022/23 A-League Men's season. Kicking off this monthly podcast, the boys review the weekend's Australia Cup final between Macarthur FC and Sydney United 58, before getting stuck into one of the A-League's most important seasons to date, with a club-by-club analysis and their season predictions. ON THIS WEEK'S EPISODE: 1. Australian Cup Final Review 2. Every team's pre-season burning question: - Is Macarthur's Australia Cup success a good indication of how Dwight Yorke's Macarthur might fare in the new season and what impact can new signing Daniel Arzani have on that? - What does success look like for reigning champions Western United in 2022/23? - Is this year's title Melbourne City's to lose? - How can Luis Nani help Tony Popovic's Melbourne Victory take the next step? - Can you see a revival happening for Sydney FC after their disastrous 2021/22 season? - Was last season's finals berth for Wellington a false reading for Talay's men or can they back it up with another finals finish? - Can either of Perth's Ruben Zadkovich and Brisbane's Warren Moon keep their jobs if they finish anywhere near the bottom of the table? - What sort of impact can Garang Kuol have on Central Coast before January arrives after his off-season in the spotlight? - Do Adelaide have what it takes to close the gap on the title contenders? - Is this the year the Wanderers *finally* rise up the table after a successful off-season of spending? - Can Newcastle deliver this time around after another spending spree? 3. Season Predictions - What new signing will impress the most? - Golden Boot? - Player of the Season? - 2022/23 Premiers/Champions

In this latest Hindi News bulletin: Warnings of potential flash flooding in New South Wales; Indian PM Narendra Modi talks to Vladimir Zelensky; Sydney United receives show cause notice by Football Australia for fan misbehavior and more.

Warnings of potential flash flooding in New South Wales, ALDI facing fines for underpaying its warehouse workers, And a lifetime ban for a Sydney United 58 supporter.

In this latest Hindi News bulletin: Interest rates are set to rise again, as the Reserve Bank prepares for its monthly board meeting; Optus announces independent external review after recent data breach; Sydney United receives show cause notice by Football Australia for fan misbehavior and more.

Povijesni uspjeh nogometnog kluba Sydney United 58, poznatog i imenu Sydney Croatia, prvog kluba iz niže lige koji se izborio za mjesto u finalu Australskog kupa, pao je u sjenu ponašanja dijela njihovih navijača na finalnoj utakmici. Krovna nogometna organizaca - Football Australia oštro je osudila mali broj navijača koji su i"zgleda izvodili nacističke pozdrave", te izviždali ceremoniju Dobro došli u zemlju. Uprava kluba se u svom priopćenju ogradila od svakog oblika nepoštivanja i rasizma, a istraga koju provodi Football Australia u suradnji s policijom, mogla bi dovesti do kazni za pojedince, ali i za klub.

Debate over how much interest rates will rise by after tomorrow's Reserve Bank meeting, An independent external review to be held into the Optus cyberattack, Football Australia issues a show cause notice to Sydney United for fan misbehaviour.

Football Australia say eight fans were thrown out of Saturday's Australia Cup final which was overshadowed by a section of Sydney United 58 fans chanting songs with fascist links. NPL NSW side United, which became the first non A-League Men side to reach the final, lost 2-0 to A-League Men club Macarthur FC in front of a 16,000-strong crowd - the second biggest in the competition's history. A section of fans from United, formerly known as Sydney Croatia, sang “Za Dom Spremni” (for homeland - ready) - a chant used by the far right Ustase movement in the 1930s and 1940s.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by former Socceroo Robbie Cornthwaite on the eve of the A-League Men's campaign, reviewing the mixed sentiment out of the Australia Cup final and looking towards which clubs could challenge this campaign.The Guardian's Jamie Jackson returns after Manchester City put paid to United's momentum under Erik ten Hag, annihilating them 6-3. Can anyone stop City?Willem van Denderen covers the problematic behaviour of the Sydney United 58 supporters & the tragedy at Java's Kanjuruhan Stadium, while Derek Dyson has an update that those heading to Qatar might not want to hear...Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/box2boxntsEnjoy our written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/Keep your eye out for Box2Box Offside later in the week with a Matildas Stalwart!(4/10/22)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Vossy wraps up a huge weekend of sport, headlined by last night's NRL Grand Final

Finale Australskog nogometnog kupa održava se u subotu, 1. listopada u Sydneyu. 724 nogometna kluba natjecala su se u ovogodišnjem natjecanju, a do finala su došli profesionalni klub Macarthur FC i polu-profesionalni klub Sydney United 58, osnovan 1958. pod imenom Croatia Sydney. Predsjednik Uniteda osvrće se na povijest kluba, put do finala, te najavljuje subotnju utakmicu.

The history-making coach joins the boys ahead of the Australia Cup Final on Saturday Night at CommBank Stadium against Macarthur FC. Their fairytale run to this point and how they'll approach the club's biggest game in more than 2 decades.

Simon Hill and Alex Brosque are back for the 2022/23 season with The Global Game! They kick off by talking the 5 big topics of the week before an interview with APL CEO Danny Townsend (9:47), a review of the Socceroos international window (29:08) and a chat with Sydney United Head Coach Miro Vlastelica ahead of an historic Australia Cup Final (37:03). The 2nd Half kicks off with Spencer Prior chatting England and the first two months of the EPL (46:35), Elissia Carnavas on the Matildas Squad announced today (59:12) more on the A-League off-season (1:03:06) and finally Football Asia with Paul Williams (1:14:59). We're Live across Australia and New Zealand every Tuesday from 9pm (Australian Eastern Time).If you want to get in contact call 1300 01 1170 or Text 0457 736 736 in the show hours.Or you can tweet us anytime @GlobalGameSEN

In case you didn't know, The Socceroos are back in action this weekend, taking on New Zealand into a two game series. With excitement building, who better to join the George and Lachie this week than 10 Football Commentator Robbie Thomson! Robbie will be calling the second of the two matches between the sides and gave his thoughts on some of Graham Arnold's selections, Garang Kuol's rumoured move to Newcastle and the upcoming Australia Cup final between Sydney United & Macarthur (which, as you might've guessed, Robbie will also be calling!).

The couch is back with a very special guest!Sydney United forward, goal scoring machine, Patrick Antelmi.The couch re-lives that amazing Aus Cup run, preview a tasty Aus Cup Final, talk brother banter, Qatar 2022 kits, Football players young and old, an allstar game in the Prem, clubs giving back to fans & some weird things football has banned over the years. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Socceroos squad is out. The Cumdog is in. Garangski is in. Delbridge is in. Alex Grant isn't. Jake Brimmer isn't. Arzani isn't. Stoll and Joey break it all down, analyse the who and the why of those picked by Graham Arnold and look ahead to the two-game New Zealand series. Then there's a conversation about the Socceroos World Cup kits that begins with the boys talking about how they don't see themselves as big kit guys... and ends with them googling Uruguay's 1930 World Cup strip. Before all that, there's a chat about the Australia Cup final between Sydney United and Macarthur. Are the Bulls actually going to be fun to watch this year? Is Daniel Arzani a legit Johnny Warren Medal contender? That's followed by a breakdown of the A-League Women's fixture and the pros and cons of the new strategy the APL is pursuing this year. Then there's the A-Liga Men's. Three weeks away, are people excited? Are the APL doing all they could? How much can the APL do? Does the distinction really matter in the eyes of the public? Plus, Joey drops and NSD exclusive. TNC & ESPN Australia on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TNCFootball ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ESPNAusNZ​ ► Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ESPNAusNZ​

Se jugó la última semifinal de la Copa de Futbol de Australia donde el Macarthur FC derrotó al Oakleigh Cannons, y con ello llega a la final en la que se enfrentará al Sydney United. Escucha esta y otras noticias de deportes.

After their commanding 5-2 win over the Oakleigh Cannons last night, George and Lachie caught up with Macarthur FC Sporting Director Sam Krslovic to discuss the clubs start to life under Dwight Yorke, the venue for the Australia Cup venue and Sam's excitement at the prospect of facing his boyhood club Sydney United in the match.

All the big issues are hit on the GegenPod as we welcome back Socceroos icon Mark Schwarzer and Premier League legends Thomas Sorensen and Michael Bridges with host Teo Pellizzeri, including: Live reaction to the Socceroos squad dropping for the farewell games before the FIFA World Cup in QatarFixture pile-up set to continue for Premier League teams after The Queen's passingGraham Potter succeeds Thomas Tuchel at Chelsea, is he the culture changer the Blues need?Brighton and Bournemouth vacancies and Ange Postecoglou refusing to be wooed away from CelticDiego Costa's comeback an attempt to defy father time Bayern Munich get the better of Barcelona in the Champions League while Spurs stumbleFA WSL kicks off - can anyone beat Sam Kerr's Chelsea in our Aussie-filled league? Madrid derby hits LaLiga but will Antoine Griezmann hit the field for longer than 30 minutes? Aussies abroad chat - Tom Rogic finds a new club while Garang Kuol hype is set to ramp upSydney United make history in the Australia Cup by becoming the first non-A-League finalistAnd plenty moreSubscribe: https://sport.optus.com.au/signup Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tune in as James, Scott and Adam break down the loss to Sydney United on the weekend (yes we have to cover it), chat about the additions to the Roar's A-League Women squad and present their Teams of the Season for the NPL, FQPL1 and FQPL2 competitions!

It's finals time, and how about that Sydney United mob, eh?It's time to wrap all the ins and outs of the 2022 Football NSW Men's season, and we're pretty sure the Wise Man has made way this week... *checks notes*... yep.And what's more, it's not just Bull and the Chorizo on board this week... you'll know this guy, but he doesn't have a nickname yet, so we'll work on that!So... NPL1? NPL2? A-League implications?To find out every detail, tune in on this round ball edition of Splinters.

Tune in as James, Scott and Adam break down the loss to Sydney United on the weekend (yes we have to cover it), chat about the additions to the Roar's A-League Women squad and present their Teams of the Season for the NPL, FQPL1 and FQPL2 competitions!

In this Podcast, Ari Stamatakos looks at Graham Potter and his new role as Chelsea boss. If he will or will not fail as Chelsea coach. Furthermore, looking at Tuchel and whether or not his sacking was justified. Finishing up with Sydney United's Australia cup triumph and was the Premier League justified in canceling all the weekend games?

Nogometni klub Sydney United 58, hrvatskoj zajednici u Australji poznat i kao Sydney Croatia, finalist je Australskog kupa. To je prvi put da se u finalu bori momčad koja se ne natječe u A ligi, već u NPL-u Novog Južnog Walesa.

There's been soaring highs and crushing lows in the past week of Australian football, and who better to break it down than Joey Lynch, Josh Parish, Taryn Heddo, and Nick D'Urbano? Nobody, that's who. It was another day, another defeat for the Matildas against Canada on Tuesday evening and the vibes were definitely not good. What went wrong? How does it get fixed? Can it be fixed? Should Tony Gustavsson stay? Would Football Australia even be able to move him on? The TNC crew looks at it from all angles as they break it down. Then there's the A-Leagues new broadcast deal. There are two A-League Men games on free-to-air now. That's good. But there's no A-League Women on free-to-air. That's bad. But all A-League Women games are out from behind the paywall. That's good! But it's tucked away from channel surfers. That's bad. Multiple things can be true at once. But then there's the good stuff. Sydney United is the first ever side from outside the A-Leagues into the final of the Australia Cup. Magic. What does this mean for Australian football? And can the Oakleigh Cannons join them in the final? And what does this mean for the future of a National Second Division? Is it time? And as ever, there's the most comprehensive wrap of the National Premier Leagues of any poddy going around. We think. We haven't checked. TNC & ESPN Australia on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TNCFootball ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ESPNAusNZ​ ► Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ESPNAusNZ​

In a new, streamlined format of Box2Box, Rob Gilbert and Michael Edgley are joined by Oakleigh Cannons president Stan Papayianneris following their thumping win over South Melbourne to lift their maiden NPL Victoria crown, and to look forward to Wednesday's Australia Cup semi-final against Macarthur.Willem van Denderen covers the big news of the week including Sydney United's history making victory in their Australia Cup semi-final, before The Athletic's Liam Twomey discusses recent ructions at Chelsea that have seen Graham Potter replace Thomas Tuchel. Finally, we continue our build up to Qatar with World Cup Corner, keeping you up to date with everything you need to know ahead of football's biggest show.Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/box2boxntsEnjoy or written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/Keep your eye on your feed for more Box2Box later this week, including Stoppage Time and Box2Box Offside with a very special guest...(13/9/22)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There have been highs and there have been lows across the past week of Australian football, and Joey Lynch, Josh Parish, and Nick D'Urbano are on hand to break it all down. Familiar problems faced the Matildas in their 1-0 loss against Canada, leading the crew to ask exactly how Tony Gustavsson is going to fix things and what such efforts might entail. The Magic of the Cup is then on the agenda in the aftermath of the Oakleigh Cannons upsetting Sydney FC to advance alongside Macarthur FC, Sydney United, and Brisbane Roar, as well as a discussion on Daniel Arzani's form. Joey's stories on the A-Leagues marquee strategy and progress on reintroducing the youth league are then on the agenda, before some Aussie Abroad chat featuring Ange Postecoglou, Garang Kuol, Tyrese Francois, and more. Then, a comprehensive wrap of the NPL scene around the country rounds out the show. TNC & ESPN Australia on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TNCFootball ► Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ESPNAusNZ​ ► Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ESPNAusNZ​

For the first time in club history the Brisbane Roar are off to the Australia Cup Semi Finals. James, Scott and Adam are back on our new podcast home Anchor, to recap the win over Adelaide, Pen Power's clash with Sydney United and analyse the news around the Matildas, NPL action and more.

For the first time in club history the Brisbane Roar are off to the Australia Cup Semi Finals. James, Scott and Adam are back on our new podcast home Anchor, to recap the win over Adelaide, Pen Power's clash with Sydney United and analyse the news around the Matildas, NPL action and more.

It's been a big week in Australian football, so TNC is bringing back the big guns -- Joey back as host! And also Sydney Morning Herald journalist and not a doctor Vince Rugari. With Stoll, Teo, and D'Urbano also jumping on, the boys break down Sydney United's move into the semifinals of the Australia Cup and ask what the Cup needs to do to get the masses to buy into the magic. Keeping the national focus going, the crew then talk Socceroo and Matildas news, as well as scrutinise the tenure of Football Australia CEO James Johnson after news of his contract extension. Ange and Celtic's Champions League -- as well as the amount of oxygen Australian football media can sustain -- is broken down, before Vince jumps off as focus turns to the A-Liga, A-Liga Youth sides, and an in-depth breakdown of the National Premier Leagues around the country

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