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The Latest Breaking News from Football Australia

Australia first World Cup team to release players’ statement criticising Qatar

The National (Scotland)

‘These are basic human rights’: Australia becomes first World Cup country to criticise hosts Qatar

Players called for the decriminalization of all same-sex relationships as a lasting legacy of the controversial tournament

The Independent UK

Australia football team first to release statement criticising Qatar ahead of World Cup

Players from their World Cup squad appear in a video condemning the country's record on human rights

Wales Online

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Socceroos' video seeks real legacies from World Cup in Qatar

The Australian men’s soccer team has issued a three-minute video highlighting Qatar’s human rights record involving the treatment of foreign workers and restrictions on the LGBTQI+ community and demanding genuine reform as a legacy of the Gulf country’s staging of the World Cup

The Independent UK

Socceroos call out Qatar over human rights ahead of World Cup

The Socceroos are calling for Qatar to decriminalise same-sex relationships and honour workers' rights in a politically charged message ahead of the World Cup.

The New Daily

Socceroos make collective statement to speak out about Qatar’s human rights record

The Socceroos, including their captain Mat Ryan, have issued a strong collective statement of protest over the human rights record of Qatar

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos want Qatar human-rights reforms

The Socceroos are calling for Qatar to decriminalise same-sex relationships and honour workers' rights in a politically charged message ahead of the World Cup.

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Socceroos call on Qatar to decriminalise same-sex relationships on eve of FIFA World Cup

In a video released less than a month before the World Cup, Socceroos players speak about what they have learned over the years about the human rights situation in Qatar.

ABC News

Jets primed for road test against in-form Wanderers

"I enjoy playing in those stadiums where they are against you. It gives you a bit of an edge and gets you fired up even more."

Newcastle Herald

Scrutiny on Football Australia over human rights implications of World Cup in Qatar

Australia’s governing body has been relatively quiet to date on the issue with Socceroos players so far taking the lead

The Guardian - AU

Adelaide ALM striker's red card overturned

The straight red card handed to Adelaide's Hiroshi Ibusuki has been rescinded, freeing him for the Reds' A-League Men clash with Perth Glory.

AAP

Phoenix to fight three-game Sasse ALM ban

ALM newcomer Yan Sasse, of Wellington Phoenix, will face Football Australia's disciplinary committee in a bid to overturn a three-match ban.

AAP

Football Australia's investigation into Sydney United 58 fan behaviour uncovers more racist behaviour

Football Australia says it is working to identify a fan who was acting like a monkey at the Australia Cup final, where fans took part in racist chanting, Nazi salutes and booed the Welcome To Country.

ABC News

Ban for second fascist-salute soccer fan

A second Sydney United 58 fan has received a lifetime spectator ban from Football Australia for performing a fascist salute at the Australia Cup final.

AAP

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ABC News

Sydney news: Jewish community wants soccer bans over Sydney United 58 fan Nazi salutes

Representatives from the Jewish community want bans issued against more people who were filmed performing a fascist salute at the Australia Cup on Saturday night.

ABC News

Football Australia issues life ban to supporter shown performing fascist salute at Australia Cup final

Football Australia issues life ban to spectator who was shown performing a fascist salute at the Australia Cup final.

AAP

Life ban for fascist-salute soccer fan

A Sydney United 58 fan has received a lifetime spectator ban from Football Australia for performing a fascist salute at the Australia Cup final.

ABC News

How the Sydney United 58 controversy highlights 'old soccer' tensions at heart of 'new football'

After alleged fascist chants and Nazi salutes at Saturday's Australia Cup final, Australian football must reckon with the darker parts of its past as it works towards its future, writes Samantha Lewis.

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Al Jazeera

Football Australia condemns ‘display of Hitler salute’ at final

Football Australia says eight people evicted from stadium in the Australia Cup final.

The Guardian - AU

Football Australia starts disciplinary action against Sydney United 58 over fascist songs and salutes from fans

National association is investigating United supporters who displayed Nazi symbols and salutes at Australia Cup final

AAP

Sydney United to track down fascist fans

Sydney United 58 FC are promising to help track down fascist fans after being hit with a show-cause notice by Football Australia.

AAP

Injury fears for Matildas' Kyah Simon

Football Australia are waiting to hear the full extent of Kyah Simon's injury after the striker was stretchered from the field while playing for Tottenham.

The Guardian - AU

Football Australia under pressure to issue lifetime bans for Sydney United fans who made Nazi salute

Sydney United 58 supporters ejected during Australia Cup final with video now being reviewed to uncover others who displayed ‘vile symbols and salutes’

ABC News

Sydney United 58 fans condemned for Nazi salutes and booing of Welcome to Country

Football Australia criticises a "small number" of Sydney United 58 fans who appeared to perform Nazi salutes and booed the Welcome to Country during last night's Australia Cup final.

AAP

Arnold keen for longer Socceroos stay

Graham Arnold has overseen five straight Socceroos wins and with the benefit of low expectations, a feelgood factor may finally be forming around the team.

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