John Aloisi resigns as coach of A-League’s Brisbane Roar

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BRISBANE, Australia - Former Australian international John Aloisi has resigned as coach of the A-League's Brisbane Roar, a day before the team's next match against Sydney FC.

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BRISBANE, Australia – Former Australian international John Aloisi has resigned as coach of the A-League’s Brisbane Roar, a day before the team’s next match against Sydney FC.

Darren Davies was named interim coach after Aloisi’s announcement Friday.

The Roar are in second-last place in the 10-team league with one win and three draws in nine matches. The Roar lost 4-1 to Wellington in their last match, their fourth defeat in a row.

Aloisi was in charge for 95 matches since 2016, the most by a Roar coach in the A-League club’s history.

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