No. In Australia, the term "Football" [colloquially "footy"], mainly refers to the Australian football game, also called, "Aussie Rules".
Even in the two states that play much more Rugby than Australian football, they do not reference soccer with the word 'football' - the 150+ year tradition within Australia has therefore long been to be speaking of either Australian football or one of the rugby codes - 'league or union' when football is mentioned.
The only change that has occurred is that the major soccer / "association football" league in Australia has changed its own lead name from "Soccer" to include the word "Football", but certainly, neither the general populous, nor the culture as a whole refers to soccer by the term football.
The chief governing body of Australian Football has long been named, "The Australian Football League".
The true name of the soccer brand of football, by the way, is actually "Association Football".
Football means soccer everywhere except the US, Canada and Australia.
Football means soccer everywhere except the US, Canada and Australia.
soccer! But it is called football everywhere other than the US. Actually, it's called soccer in Australia as well. The US is not the only exception.
Australia has soccer as a sport. There is no other sport similar to soccer. The various codes of football played in Australia are nothing like soccer.
Football/Soccer.
Australia has both football and soccer, and they are two distinctly different sports.
Football/Soccer.
The term soccer officially changed to football on December 16, 2004
UK- football pitch. US- soccer pitch, soccer field.
soccer is football with a little booty
Futball is another word for what is known as football in Europe, or soccer in the United States. Football is soccer in the USA etc, or AFL in Australia.
Soccer.