A-League News

Football Federation Australia (FFA) is investigating after media reports alleged Wellington Phoenix players drunkenly stole a golf cart when they were supposed to be on lockdown in Sydney amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Wellington Phoenix had been based at the Sydney Academy of Sport in order to play A-League games in Australia.
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SPORTINGNEWS.COM

The midfielder, coupled with team-mate Oliver Sail, endangered lives in more ways than one and will now face the consequences
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GOAL.COM

BRISBANE Roar will “tighten the reins” following the suspension of the A-League, but off-field staff are continuing their day-to-day duties.
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NTNEWS.COM.AU

An A-League football club is in disgrace after two players broke their coronavirus quarantine, were spotted in a golf cart and allegedly drove shirtless on a busy Sydney road with police alleging the driver was drunk.
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TOWNSVILLEBULLETIN.COM.AU

Mike Charlesworth - the A-League owner under the most financial stress - has gazed into a post-coronavirus future, claiming it might offer football the “chance to recalibrate and reset” from ground zero.
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Alex Wilkinson is adjusting to life as a stay-at-home dad after the A-League was suspended, with players on tenterhooks about whether the season can ever be finished.
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SMH.COM.AU

Financially-smashed A-League clubs can expect another huge hit in April, with a TV broadcast rights expert predicting Fox Sports will cancel future payments while the competition is shuttered - and possibly walk away altogether.
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