Tag Archives: A-League

Melbourne City FC is happy to announce the re-signing of Head Coach Patrick Kisnorbo until the end of the 2024/25 Isuzu UTE A-League season. Kisnorbo’s first season in charge of City’s Men’s squad couldn’t have been any more successful,

League, has kicked off the next season with its first-ever naming rights sponsorship with Isuzu Ute Australia (IUA). IUA has become the official partner for a three-year term as the official automotive partner of the A-Leagues’ men,

Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has promised to leave his ego at the door when he arrives at Perth Glory.

A rejuvenated Daniel Sturridge is counting the days until he hits the ground running in Australia for the new Isuzu UTE A-League season, with the star striker benefiting from a 19-month stint without competitive football spent honing his craft.

Kyra Cooney-Cross stepped up to another level last season and the teenager looks capable of taking the A-League Women by storm again. Cooney-Cross, 19, starred in 2020/21, her winner direct from a corner in the Grand Final against Sydney FC helping Victory secure the Champions Melbourne Victory is pleased to …

NEWCASTLE Jets recruit Olivier Boumal says the intense nature of pre-season training under head coach Arthur Papas has the club's A-League Men squad primed for the 2021/22 campaign. An F3 Derby with Central Coast Mariners looms as the first fixture on the A-League Men calendar for Boumal and the Jets,

A-League youngsters Joshua Rawlins and Mohamed Toure have been selected in The Guardian's top players of "Next Generation 2021", a list featuring 60 of the most talented players in the world born in 2004.

As Isuzu UTE is unveiled as naming rights partner of the A-League Men, Ant Hearne – chief commercial officer of the A-Leagues – reveals the commercial strategy underpinning the leagues' new brand.   Q: Last week the new A-Leagues brand was unveiled,

The A-Leagues today announce the signing of Isuzu UTE Australia (IUA) as the first naming rights partner of its men’s competition, which will be officially known as the ‘Isuzu UTE A-League Men’. The three-year partnership marks the latest milestone in the A-Leagues’ ambitious growth and commercial development strategy.

Canberra has a track record of producing one of the highest percentage of referees for the A-Leagues across Australia and 2021 is no different, with seven ACT referees chosen for the national gig. Four Capital Football referees have been selected to officiate in the A-League Men's,