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Defiant Roar hold City 0-0 in spicy Suncorp stalemate

Soccer · Queensland

Defiant Roar hold City 0-0 in spicy Suncorp stalemate

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Brisbane Roar showcased their new-found resilience in a ferocious home 0-0 draw against Melbourne City, who lost star Matthew Leckie to a hamstring complaint.See the Story

Beach and Nabbout Earn Melbourne City Win in ACL Elite

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Beach and Nabbout Earn Melbourne City Win in ACL Elite

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Melbourne City have claimed a second successive last-gasp win to move into the qualifying positions in the Asian Champions League Elite East Zone.See the Story

A-League rivals unite to empower Victorian communities to tackle racism

Racism · Melbourne

A-League rivals unite to empower Victorian communities to tackle racism

Two of Melbourne’s biggest A-League clubs have put on-field rivalry aside to tackle racism in local communities through a new Victorian Government-funded anti-racism program set to engage over 10,000 young people. Melbourne Victory FC and Melbourne City FC have joined forces with Reflect Forward and Professional Footballers Australia (PFA) to launch the Local Anti-Racism Initiatives (LARI) Program – a statewide collaboration harnessing the powe…See the Story

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