Just four years ago Sydney FC’s newest Isuzu-UTE A-League recruit, Joe Lacey, was a 12-year old playing club football for Curl Curl on the Northern Beaches and attending Sydney FC’s Academy Training Program (ATP) every Sunday evening between 5pm and 7pm.
Sydney FC’s Northern Oval at Sky Park has been officially opened with the club’s Academy and Female Development squads starting training on the pitches immediately.
Sydney FC’s goalkeeper Jada Whyman has praised the work of the A-Leagues and the John Moriarty Foundation (JMF) in support of Indigenous Football Week (IFW).
Sydney FC and Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) are excited to announce a partnership aimed at fostering the development of young football talents and enhancing educational opportunities for students within the SCS system.
Indigenous Football Week® 2023 will be held 30 October to 5 November and will unite the football community to recognise the impacts of self-determined Indigenous football programs and ensure they have a sustained place in the game.
Today, we are excited to announce, together with the A-Leagues, a brand new ‘Unite Round’. In partnership with the NSW Government and Destination NSW (DNSW) the A-Leagues will play all 12 Isuzu UTE A-League Men and Liberty A-League Women matches in Sydney between Friday January 12 and Sunday January 14, 2024.