FFA, state federations and A-League clubs finally resolve Australian football's governance crisis

Change is coming to Football Federation Australia, with pro-reform forces claiming victory at the end of a two-year struggle for power of the sport. Steven Lowy's tenure as chairman -- and his family's 15-year hold on the Australian football -- is set to end with the acceptance of constitutional changes at Tuesday's extraordinary general meeting in Sydney. The decision hung on a knife-edge, with state federations and a sole A-League representative voting 8-2 to grow the FFA Congress. One vote fewer,...

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