Socceroos’ door still ajar for Dykes
Gold Coast-born attacker Lyndon Dykes has been chosen for Scotland after COVID-19 stopped him representing Australia.
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Socceroos star stranded abroad after grave injustice
A Turkish soccer club has left Socceroos midfielder Mustafa Amini in the lurch after a monster contract fell through at the last minute. Left jobless and homeless abroad, he wants to take his case all the way to FIFA.
Revealed: FFA boss’ bold plan for second division comp
FFA boss James Johnson has revealed his promotion-relegation model for Australian football, the importance of a transfer system and potential changes to the A-League import system as fans vote for “major overhaul” to the game. SEE THE SURVEY RESULTS
Arnie’s plan to keep Socceroos World Cup bid on track
The Socceroos haven’t played a fixture since last November – and following an AFC decision to push back their World Cup qualifiers, coach Graham Arnold has to take matters into his own hands.
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The day the Socceroos beat world champions France
THE Socceroos have conquered World Cup Group C rivals France before. It came back in 2001 at the Confederations Cup in South Korea and featured a winner from an unlikely source.
Football legend scouting Socceroos job
JURGEN Klinsmann has commissioned one of his closest friends to scouting the possibility of being Socceroos coach at next year’s FIFA World Cup in Russia.
Tough opponents yet hope springs eternal
FACING France, Denmark and Peru in Russia next year is not the group of death of four years ago. But it’s no walk in the park either and the Socceroos are certainly up against it in Group C.
The complete World Cup draw
PREPARE for a lack of sleep and make sure the kettle is working! There’s some late nights coming up for football fans in June next year (and hopefully July as well). Here’s the World Cup draw.
Bozza: Opening game will decide chances
FRANCE is a standout at the World Cup. But it’s not necessarily about beating Les Bleus first up, it’s more about avoiding a disastrous loss, writes Mark Bosnich.
European big guns await Socceroos in Russia
THERE wasn’t much pot luck for the Socceroos, who have landed themselves in another tough World Cup group for Russia 2018 against two European sides and a rising South American team.
Slater: Forget reputations and believe
FRANCE will be one of the favourites for the World Cup but with right attitude, the Socceroos might jag the result they need from the first match in Russia, writes Robbie Slater.
Roos can make it out of group
SOCCEROOS can make it to the at least the second round after drawing Peru, Denmark and France in next year’s World Cup, says John Kosmina.
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