Football has long styled itself as the sleeping giant of Australian sport, and the coming months and years are shaping as the sport’s next significant attempt to usurp the nation’s existing order.One of the biggest sporting events on the planet, the Women’s World Cup is set to hit Australia and New Zealand in 2023, and the Socceroos are knee-deep in their quest to appear at a fifth straight men’s World Cup in Qatar in 2022. The much-loved FFA Cup has made a return and will soon be launched with a new name, and the A-Leagues have undergone their own reformation in the wake of their independence ahead of the 2021-22 season.  There is also the potential introduction of one of the most sought-after reforms in Australian football: a national second-tier. With so much on the horizon, Football Australia CEO James Johnson sat down for an exclusive one-on-one with ESPN’s Joey Lynch to break down what lies ahead for the world game Down Under.The full conversation can also be found on YouTube.