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FA must consider NST format of 2 groups of 8 teams
This week Football Australia announced the launch of a new national competition. The home and away National Second Division has been put on ice, and in its place the FA has announced a 6 team champions league style competition, to be played post-season for the nation’s top NPL teams. Although we’ll consider whether a full review of the format is…
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