Adelaide United defender Jordan Elsey believes his side can handle the physicality of Melbourne Victory's side and that it doesn't faze them.
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ESPNFC.COM.AU
For the second time in as many rounds, Bruce Kamau has come up trumps for Melbourne City, scoring the winner in his side's 2-1 derby win over cross-town football rivals Melbourne Victory.
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MELBOURNE Victory coach Kevin Muscat has slammed Australia’s tall poppy syndrome amid the fallout from Ange Postecoglou’s looming Socceroos coaching exit.
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GOLDCOASTBULLETIN.COM.AU
The speculation surrounding Ange Postecoglou's Socceroo future has spawned myriad conspiracy theories this week, but Melbourne Victory boss Kevin Muscat believes there may be a simple explanation: Australia's tendency to cut what some people believe to be tall poppies down to size.
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WATODAY.COM.AU
Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat believes some people get a sense of enjoyment seeing the Socceroos struggle.
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FOURFOURTWO.COM.AU
SOCCEROOS stars Mark Milligan and James Troisi are set to start Melbourne Victory in tomorrow night’s derby despite playing key roles in Australia’s World Cup qualifying win over Syria on Tuesday.
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THEMERCURY.COM.AU
As A-League homecomings go it doesn't get much bigger for Kosta Barbarouses. He will kick off his second stint with Melbourne Victory in Saturday's derby
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WATODAY.COM.AU
Australia's all-time leading goalscorer Tim Cahill insists Ange Postecoglou's legacy will last forever amid doubts of his future as Socceroos head coach.
The Socceroos edged past Syria 2-1 after extra time on Tuesday to advance to the inter-confederation World Cup play-off against Honduras in November but attention has turned to Postecoglou, who is reportedly set to quit his post next month.
A report by News Limited claimed Postecoglou – often criticised for his style of play and squad selection – was set to quit regardless of the result of November's two-leg play-off, and the Asian Cup-winning boss offered no guarantees over his future on Wednesday with Sydney FC head coach Graham Arnold believed to be the frontrunner.
Australia star Cahill, who scored twice against Syria in Sydney including the extra-time winner at ANZ Stadium, leapt to the defence of Postecoglou – at the helm since 2013 – amid the speculation on Thursday.
"Ange's legacy definitely isn't over. It will be here forever," Cahill told
"I think he's somebody who is helping the game. He is the guy that started the style of Australian football with the way we play.
"Started at Brisbane, Melbourne Victory and now with the national team. First ever manager to win silverware for the country. And possession-based football.
"For me as an individual to experience and be a part of, it's amazing to witness, with the stats that come out of games.
"We have the chance to create history but our job isn't over. We have a recipe to finish."
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FOURFOURTWO.COM
Tim Cahill proved Australia's saviour in the heart-stopping World Cup play-off win over Syria, but Melbourne Victory striker Besart Berisha says he won't be allowed to have the same impact if he turns out for his club side in the first Melbourne derby of the season on Saturday night.
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WATODAY.COM.AU
A handshake snub from Melbourne Victory's coaches proved the pre-game barbs with Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold was not just theatre.
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SMH.COM.AU
Sydney FC have shifted their attention to the only trophy that eluded them last season after vanquishing A-League rivals Melbourne Victory once again.
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THEWORLDGAME.SBS.COM.AU
A-League champions Sydney FC continued their streak of dominance over Melbourne Victory, winning 1-0 in Saturday night's grand final rematch.
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Sydney FC won the A-League championship last year by being tight at the back, relentless in midfield and good enough to take the chances that came their way once they took control of a game.
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Melbourne Victory's failure to make a dent in the FFA Cup was a "kick up the backside" that ignited their preparations for the A-League, according to new recruit Rhys Williams.
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THEWORLDGAME.SBS.COM.AU
MELBOURNE Victory chairman Anthony Di Pietro says it will be embarrassing if FIFA is forced to overthrow Football Federation Australia's board.
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