‘No fluency’: Socceroos top group but doubters remain
Australia have finished top of Group B despite a late goal to Uzbekistan holding the Aussies to a 1-1 draw. The performances in the group stage have been questioned by a former Socceroo.
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Dubious penalty helps Socceroos top Asian Cup group
They got the point they needed to top their Asian Cup group, but the Socceroos will have to improve on their performance against Uzbekistan to have any chance of winning the tournament.
Socceroos skipper’s ‘uncertain’ future
Socceroos captain Mat Ryan’s future at club level beyond this season is yet to be finalised.
Major blow as Socceroos lose top striker
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold will be forced to make at least one change to Australia’s starting team for Tuesday night’s Asian Cup battle against Uzbekistan.
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Matildas’ anger has coach happy
Conceding a goal at the Asian Cup has left the Matildas in an angry mood, and that pleases coach Tony Gustavsson.
Superstar Sam steps up in Asian Cup slugfest
It wasn’t a blowout like the 18-0 opener but Matildas star Sam Kerr stepped up when needed at the Asian Cup.
Goal scoring GOAT: Kerr claims Cahill’s scalp
Australia’s best-ever football player just became its greatest goalscorer, Sam Kerr piling on five goals to pass Tim Cahill in a ridiculous Asian Cup rout.
‘Bit rusty’: Kerr reveals pre-game illness
Sam Kerr was ill all week and couldn’t find the goal that would equal an international scoring record but has bigger team ambitions.
Socceroos fear the worst
A draw in Sydney on Thursday has been overshadowed by a serious injury to a Socceroos star.
Agree? Disagree? Sydney FC’s top 15 players ever
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Cahill’s volley, Messi magic and, of course, ‘that’ penalty
As the full-time whistle blows on Daily Telegraph football editor TOM SMITHIES’ time covering the sport for the paper, he selects his 10 most memorable moments (and a few he’d like to forget).
Matildas’ trip to virus outbreak zone ‘out of our control’
In less than a week the Matildas are due to fly into the Chinese city where a rapidly spreading deadly virus has already killed six people, and the decision to go is largely out of their hands.
Injured Sydney FC gun misses Olyroos flight
UPDATED: Four players from Sydney FC and the Western Sydney Wanderers were called on to help Australia make the Tokyo 2020 Olympics but one has missed the plane due to injury.
Will ex-Adelaide forward’s doping ban be reduced?
A former Adelaide United striker may be about to have his doping ban cut, while Aurelio Vidmar is set to return to coaching and a frozen out Red pushes his case for a recall, in this week’s 90 Minutes column.
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