Melbourne Victory have boosted their defence with the signing of experienced fullbacks Storm Roux and Corey Brown on two-year deals.
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'King' Kenny Athiu has committed to Melbourne Victory signing a new two-year contract with the A-League champions.
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Championship-winning Assistant Coach Jean-Paul de Marigny has parted ways with Melbourne Victory.
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Newcastle Jets striker Roy O'Donovan has been banned for 10 games following a kung-fu style kick to the face of Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas.O'Donovan struck Thomas during injury-time of the A-League grand final...
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Roy O'Donovan has been slugged with the second-biggest A-League ban of all time, the Newcastle striker copping 10 matches for his grand-final kung-fu kick on Melbourne Victory's Lawrence Thomas.
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Newcastle striker Roy O'Donovan is set to receive a lengthy ban for his ugly grand final kick to the face of Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas.
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Once he's finished celebrating, Kevin Muscat will tackle the biggest rebuild of his coaching career as he confronts the end of an era for A-League champions Melbourne Victory.
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“It doesn’t matter now does it. They’re the champions and we’re not."
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Former Socceroos player John Kosmina says it's a pity the A-League Grand Final was marred by an 'incompetent' display by the video assistant referee. Football Federation Australia has announced it will launch an investigation after admitting the VAR on duty, Craig Zetter, did not have access to the all the necessary camera angles during Saturday's A-League Grand Final. The FFA says if Mr Zetter did have access to all the relevant data then he would have ruled Kostas Barbarouses's ninth-minute goal off-side. The goal was decisive, with Melbourne Victory going on to defeat the Newcastle Jets 1-0.
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The Football Federation Australia has admitted a technology failure stopped the video assistant referee (VAR) from accessing a replay — leading to invalid being awarded during the A-League 2018 Grand Final. FFA has launched an investigation after conceding the VAR on duty, Craig Zetter, did not have access to the camera angles which would have enabled him to rule out Kosta Barbarouses's ninth-minute goal. The goal ended up being decisive, with Melbourne Victory winning the contest 1-0.
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A technical failure may have cost the Newcastle Jets in their 1-0 loss to Melbourne Victory in the Grand Final of the A-League.The Football Federation Australia (FFA) has admitted to an embarrassing error that swung the biggest...
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THE 23-year-old was an unused substitute for the Jets in the 1-0 loss to Melbourne Victory at McDonald James Stadium.
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The Melbourne Victory have won a record fourth A-League title with a controversial 1-0 victory over the Newcastle Jets.
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A video assistant referee controversy has marred Melbourne Victory's A-League grand final win over Newcastle Jets. What's your take?
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Newcastle's dream of going from A-League wooden spooners to champions in the space of 12 months by a battle-hardened Melbourne Victory outfit.
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Melbourne Victory have snuffed out Newcastle's A-League fairytale at the final hurdle, defeating the Jets 1-0 to win a record fourth A-League title.
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The A-League Grand Final descended into chaos in its final minutes after Newcastle Jets star Roy O'Donovan was sent off for a flying head kick to Melbourne Victory goalkeeper Lawrence Thomas.The 32-year-old O'Donovan tried leaping...
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Melbourne Victory are alone as the most dominant team in A-League history after winning their fourth title with a 1-0 victory over Newcastle in the grand final. (AAP Video)
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By forcing the free-flowing Newcastle Jets out of their comfort zone and into a state of furious frustration, Melbourne Victory expertly set themselves up for a fourth A-League championship.
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