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Statewide Cup Round of 16 incoming

Tasmania’s Statewide cups offer a clash of the titans and the opportunity for some giant-killing this weekend.Glenorchy feature in both scenarios, with the Lakoseljac Cup showdown against Devonport evoking memories of two of the most exciting fixtures of last season.The teams met

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Club Changer Club of the Month - Taroona FC

Taroona FC’s impact on Tasmanian football is stretching far beyond having one of the state’s most picturesque venues.A 17 per cent increase in participation this year has seen the Kelvedon Park outfit named Football Tamania’s Club Changer club of the month for March.A pioneering

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City remain on top after Round 2 clash with Zebras

Launceston City and South Hobart maintained their 100 per cent starts to the NPL Tasmania season to set up a mouth-watering clash between the teams in the next round.Daniel Syson’s City side followed up an opening-round 5-0 win with a solid 3-0 victory over Clarence at Prospect P

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Cross-town derby set to light up WSL this weekend

Plenty of familiar faces should stoke up the McDonald's Women’s Super League Northern derby between Launceston United and Riverside this weekend.Olympic are coming off a 12-0 battering from champions Devonport and facing a former Strikers coach in Al Ollington but - having alread

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Football Tasmania and Heartbeat of Football Foundation Join Forces to Prioritise Heart Health in the Football Community

Football Tasmania is proud to announce a new partnership with the Heartbeat of Football Foundation, reinforcing our commitment to player safety and well-being at all levels of the game.Through this collaboration, we will work together to:Promote heart health awareness across the

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Seasons roar to life as South Hobart down Kingborough

South Hobart began life under Max Clarke with a stunning come-from-behind 4-2 win over Kingborough in the opening round of NPL Tasmania.Former coach Ken Morton may have switched his attention to South’s women’s side but his son Nick was still around to claim half his team’s goals