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Australia's Aziz Behich is shut down by the UAE defence.

Knocked out

Australia will miss the Olympic football tournament for the first time since 1984 after a 1-0 loss to United Arab Emirates.

  • Toni Kroos (l) of Bayern Munich and Benjamin Huggel lock horns. Late drama

    FC Basel and Marseille both scored late winners to boost their Champions League quarter-final hopes.

  • Cooper opens Gold Coast account Six-goal thriller

    A second-half comeback denied Gold Coast United rounding off a turbulent week with a memorable victory over the Central Coast. (video)

  • McKay makes Korea move Good Korea move

    Australian international Matt McKay is set to end his nightmare spell at Rangers and join South Korean outfit Busan I'Park.

  • David Pizzaro adds the icing with his first goal for Manchester City. City smash Porto

    Holders Porto crashed out of the Europa League after a 4-0 thumping at Manchester City completed a 6-1 aggregate win for the EPL leaders.

  • Sage agrees with Palmer Sage backs change

    Perth Glory backer Tony Sage says club owners must have more say in how the A-League operates, but is wary of letting the "animals run the zoo".

  1. Miron Bleiberg ousted Gold Coast Un-United

    Grandstand's Gold Coast reporter Zane Bojack explains why he was appalled at the treatment of Gold Coast coach Miron Bleiberg.

  2. Berisha helps Roar to another win A-League Lounge: Round 18

    Grandstand's Ned Hall and Clint Wheeldon catch up on the latest news in the A-League.

  3. Joe Ledley of Celtic scores with a header against Rangers. Rangers docked points

    Rangers saw their hopes of a successful title defence all but ended when they were hit with a 10-point penalty for entering administration.

  4. Schwarzer eyeing third World Cup Eyeing history

    Evergreen Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer is targeting a slice of World Cup history after reiterating his desire to carry on for Australia until Brazil 2014.

  5. Dandenong multicultural youth soccer tournament. The World Game

    Paul Kennedy

    Paul Kennedy spoke with refugees from all over the world about their old lives, new lives and what football means to them.

  6. Canberra celebrates with the W-League trophy Season highlights

    Watch some of the cracking goals and relive the excitement from the fourth season of the W-League as seen on ABC TV.

  7. Win on penalties ... Zambian players rush the pitch in celebration after winning the final in a shoot-out. African boilover

    Zambia conjured up a shock by toppling star-studded Ivory Coast 8-7 in a penalty shoot-out to claim its first ever Africa Cup of Nations title.

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Toni Kroos (l) of Bayern Munich is challenged by Benjamin Huggel of FC Basel during their UEFA Champions League round of 16 first leg match at St Jakob-Park on February 22, 2012 in Basel, Switzerland.

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