When music met football on Twitter...

In the space of just a few months, a simple Twitter post fusing football and music has snowballed into a worldwide phenomenon.

What's wrong with this picture from Spurs v Liverpool ...and how did it happen?

You'll be amazed when you see it...

De Vanna challenges Ayres

Matildas veteran Lisa De Vanna believes teenage South Melbourne teammate Melina Ayres needs to step out of her comfort zone.

'I thought I’ll never be able to walk again'

Three weeks after Portland Thorns and Matildas winger Hayley Raso broke her back in a match, she's revealed how she faced the fear she may never walk again.

Version 14 A-League...Bring it on!

FFA’s war with FIFA. FFA’s war with its own stakeholders. The prospect of a normalisation committee and being turfed out of the Asian Cup. The Socceroos starting life under a coach who divides the fans. Expansion about to delight two and disaffect the rest. And pop music at goal kicks and corners? Some would suggest that Australian football’s traditional death wish is simply ratcheting up a notch, but I reckon this could be the best season ever.

Let's Sing Another Song Boys

I absolutely love the FFA Cup and everything it stands for. Except for one thing. The team songs.

Pic Special: Sydney's next gen stars train

Some of Sydney's next gen stars got the chance to impress the boss at training today. Recovery from the punishing hard ground of ABD Stadium in Melbourne and the FFA Cup clash with Avondale meant the first team stayed in the gym today, giving the youngsters and reserves a shot in the sun in front of coach Steve Corica, while Danny De Silva did his own gentle training on the sidelines. Pics by Kevin Airs.

Watch! Massimo Luongo scores his first of the season

After being kept on the bench at the World Cup despite shining for the Socceroos in the pre-tournament warm ups, Massimo Luongo has bounced back for his club QPR and opened his account for the season with this looping header in their 2-0 win over Millwall this morning.

Watch! Ronaldo's ridiculous red card

Even Cristiano Ronaldo's biggest critics are admitting his straight red this morning was harsh as Juventus beat Valencia 2-0 despite going down to 10 men after half an hour.