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The Aussie Game is your weekly deep dive into Australian football — from the A-League to the Socceroos and Matildas, and everything in between. Hosted by passionate fans of the beautiful game Down Under, we break down the latest matches, spotlight local talent, and tackle the issues shaping football in Australia. Whether you're a die-hard supporter or a casual fan, this is your home for Aussie football talk. Football
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    • New Football Australia CEO, PFA's Vision for Women & the Mariners
      Jan 21 2026

      In this special midweek episode we discuss:

      The appointment of new Football Australia CEO Martin Kugeler, why he was selected, how his role might be different and the importance of the conversations he needs to have with the A-Leagues, the PFA, the state federations and government.

      The PFA's report, READY FOR TAKE OFF, The Players' vision for the A-League Women, the four strategic pillars and the 21 recommendations. Who will get on board.

      Lastly, we give our thoughts on the Central Coast Mariners situation and the ideal situation for them going forward.

      The Aussie Game Podcast covers Australian football, the Socceroos, Matildas, A-League and Aussies playing overseas.

      🎧 Listen on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.

      Follow us:

      IG: @theaussiegame | FB: @theaussiegame | Threads: @theaussiegame | BlueSky: @aussiegame.bsky.social | X: @the_aussie_game

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      46 min
    • Segecic and Silvera star in England plus Olyroos limp out of Asian Cup
      Jan 18 2026

      Australian football delivers again with standout performances abroad, late A-League drama and national team heartbreak.

      Headlines
      • Sammy Silvera & Adrian Segecic star in England
      • Olyroos knocked out of U23 Asian Cup
      • Mat Ryan heroic vs Real Madrid
      • Hearts stay top despite Cam Devlin injury
      • Big Matildas transfer news
      • Late drama at Coopers Stadium
      • Team of the Week revealed
      Aussies Overseas (Quick Hits)
      • Silvera (Middlesbrough): Goal + assist vs West Brom, 2G/2A in 3 games
      • Segecic (Portsmouth): Match-winner in league, started vs Arsenal in FA Cup
      • Circati (Parma): Clean sheet vs Napoli, win vs Lecce
      • Matt Ryan (Levante): 9 saves vs Real Madrid, point vs Espanyol
      • Jordan Bos (Feyenoord): Assist in 2–2 draw
      • Ajdin Hrustic: Screamer free kick despite Heracles struggles
      • Sam Kerr: FA Cup double for Chelsea
      • Kaitlyn Torpey: Signs for Newcastle (WSL2)
      National Teams
      • Olyroos: Eliminated by South Korea after late set-piece goal
      • Joeys U17: Beat Fiji 2-0 (Court, Sikora)
      A-League Men
      • City 2–1 Auckland
      • Roar 2–1 Glory
      • Jets 2–1 Wanderers (Eli Adams rocket)
      • Adelaide 2–1 Victory (Kitto late winner)
      • Mariners 1–1 Macarthur
      • Wellington 2–0 Sydney FC
      A-League Women
      • Jets beat City 3–1 (historic)
      • Wanderers draw Roar
      • Adelaide beat Victory again
      • Wellington beat Canberra
      • Mariners draw with Perth
      Team of the Week

      Mat Ryan

      Kitto, Circati, Atkinson

      Sam Klein

      Silvera, Eli Adams, Jonny Yull, Hrustic

      Sam Kerr, Adrian Segecic

      The Aussie Game Podcast covers Australian football, the Socceroos, Matildas, A-League and Aussies playing overseas.

      🎧 Listen on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.

      Follow us:

      IG: @theaussiegame | FB: @theaussiegame | Threads: @theaussiegame | BlueSky: @aussiegame.bsky.social | X: @the_aussie_game

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      1 h et 16 min
    • A-League Men’s Half Season Review | 2025/26 Podcast Episode
      Jan 14 2026
      We break down the A-League Men halfway point, analysing every club’s season so far, standout performers, fan sentiment, and where each side is heading in the run to finals. Plus, Golden Boot picks, premiership favourites, wooden spoon calls and a bold prediction.

      Adelaide United (8th | 5-1-6)

      A familiar story for Adelaide: plenty of attacking threat but defensive issues remain. Luka Jovanovic has taken his chance, Josh Smits has been reliable, and Craig Goodwin is still class. Strong at home but light at centre-back.

      Auckland FC (1st | 7-3-2)

      The benchmark team at halfway. Physically dominant, defensively strong and unbeaten away from home. Some vulnerabilities when conceding first, but Brook, Randall and Cosgrove continue to deliver goals.

      Brisbane Roar (5th | 5-3-5)

      Michael Valkanis has restored fight and identity to the Roar. Injuries have tested depth and Jay O’Shea’s absence looms large, but Brisbane are competitive again and difficult to play against.

      Central Coast Mariners (12th | 3-2-7)

      A tough season for a young squad amid off-field uncertainty. Competitive performances but results have been scarce. Andrew Redmayne has been outstanding, though goals remain an issue.

      Macarthur Bulls (3rd | 5-4-4)

      Quietly impressive. Strong midfield balance, experienced defence and reliable scoring from Sawyer and Duran. Mitch Duke adds depth as they push for a top-two finish.

      Melbourne City (6th | 4-5-4)

      Elite ACL Elite form but inconsistent in the league. Still one of the league’s best defensive units, though injuries continue to disrupt momentum. Youth minutes may pay dividends later.

      Melbourne Victory (7th | 5-2-5)

      After a slow start, Victory surged with four straight wins before another setback. Juan Mata has been superb, but inconsistency and the lack of a reliable goalscorer remain concerns.

      Newcastle Jets (4th | 6-0-6)

      One of the stories of the season. Fearless, attacking football with big wins over Auckland. They’ve scored the most — and conceded the most. Entertaining and dangerous.

      Perth Glory (9th | 5-1-6)

      A turbulent start followed by renewed optimism under Adam Griffiths. Young players have stepped up and HBF Park remains a fortress thanks to passionate support.

      Sydney FC (2nd | 7-1-3)

      Quietly one of the most balanced teams in the league. The competition’s best defence and improved youth integration. Finding results even without Joe Lolley.

      Wellington Phoenix (10th | 4-3-5)

      Improved goal output but at the cost of defensive solidity. High line has been exposed and derby losses have hurt momentum.

      Western Sydney Wanderers (11th | 3-3-6)

      Defensively solid but struggling badly for goals. Pressure mounts on Alan Stajic despite big wins over Sydney FC and Victory.

      We'll also review our picks for Golden Boot, Johnny Warren Medallist, Wooden Spoon, Premiers, Champions and throw in a bold prediction for the rest of the season.

      The Aussie Game Podcast covers Australian football, the Socceroos, Matildas, A-League and Aussies playing overseas.

      🎧 Listen on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and all major platforms.

      Follow us:

      IG: @theaussiegame | FB: @theaussiegame | Threads: @theaussiegame | BlueSky: @aussiegame.bsky.social | X: @the_aussie_game

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      1 h et 38 min
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