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  •   Home > News > Sports > Soccer

    Optimism the A-League season will return in mid-July

    Optimism the A-League season will return in mid-July


    Football Federation Australia, the 11 clubs and the PFA have reached agreement on a resumption which now just needs sign-off from broadcaster Fox Sports

    Phoenix general manager David Dome is hopeful they'll get the tick.



    Under the proposal, training would resume in mid-June, games would be played in a central hub from mid-July and the finals series would be completed by mid-August.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    National:
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    Rugby:
    The All Blacks are likely to stick with a level of continuity when their side for the opening test of the end of year tour is named overnight 16:17

    Business:
    The rise and fall of globalisation: why the world’s next financial meltdown could be much worse with the US on the sidelines 16:07

    Politics:
    Vanuatu patrol boat RVS Takuare transported to Australia for repairs after hitting reef 16:07

    International:
    South Korea welcomes Trump with highest award, golden crown and ketchup 15:57

    Entertainment:
    Pamela Anderson has a "very simple skincare routine" 15:51

    Politics:
    The Police Minister's confident efforts to identify inappropriate staff internet usage are effective - and one officer's been stood down 15:37

    Soccer:
    To the very first pitch of Game 5 of baseball's World Series, on ESPN 15:27

    Entertainment:
    Josh Allen listens to "a lot of Elvis" before each game 15:21

    Business:
    More than 54-thousand homes could be powered by a new 487 million dollar solar project in Waikato 14:57


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