Football Belongs nominated for two Australian Podcast Awards!

The incredible limited series from Optus Sport, Football Belongs, hosted by David Davutovic and authored by John Didulica, and featuring a host of prominent sporting personalities in this country, has been nominated for two awards in the upcoming 2021 Australian Podcast Awards:

  • Best Sports Podcast
  • Best Indigenous Podcast


If you haven't yet taken the time to soak up the depth of this series, here is a short taste of what you can hear throughout. Or, if you are ready to rip in, click here to listen: https://play.acast.com/s/football-belongs


Football Belongs.


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More from Football Belongs: Australia's Football Identity, by Optus Sport

  1. 56:53Bonus Episode - The extraordinary legacy created by the Matildas at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™ | How to continue this momentum to grow the game in AustraliaAug 11, 2023
  2. 03:33Football Belongs nominated for two Australian Podcast Awards!Oct 31, 2021
  3. 01:11:44Ep. 10 - Looking Forward: Where does Australian football go from here? | One event that could change the course of footballApr 08, 2021
  4. 01:04:44Ep. 9 - Major Events: The 2015 Asian Cup and its dramatic final | Ange Postegolou's first-hand account | Australia's pride of sporting successMar 25, 2021
  5. 01:08:35Ep. 8 - Getting Equal: The power of Australia failing to take the field against USA | How the Matildas' plight reflected a societal gapMar 11, 2021
  6. 58:13Ep. 7 - Clash of Cultures: When the VFL All-Stars took on Slavia-Port Melbourne | How Australian Rules has impacted footballFeb 25, 2021
  7. 00:59Coming soon: Episodes 7-10Feb 18, 2021
  8. 01:09:31Ep. 6 - First Nations People: John Moriarty's quest | The failures of a nation and a game | Giving voice to Aboriginal AustraliansFeb 04, 2021
  9. 01:16:00Ep. 5 - Cultural cringe: AC Milan's infamous 1993 tour of Australia | Ange Postecoglou's shock 2017 Socceroos exitJan 21, 2021
  10. 59:55Ep. 4 - Borders: Australian-born grassroots movement to Save Hakeem | The birth of the National Soccer LeagueJan 07, 2021