Goals galore as Socceroos impress in warm-up
The Socceroos will kick off their Asian Cup defence against Jordan next weekend full of confidence after disposing with Pim Verbeek’s Oman 5-0 in their final hit-out in Dubai.
The Socceroos will kick off their Asian Cup defence against Jordan next weekend full of confidence after disposing with Pim Verbeek’s Oman 5-0 in their final hit-out in Dubai.
Perth Glory star Chris Ikonomidis shapes as the X-factor who can inspire the Socceroos to a successful defence of their Asian Cup crown with his happy knack for late-game heroics.
Robbie Slater looks at the key questions facing the Socceroos as they prepare to defend their Asian Cup title.
How Australia shapes up in Sunday night’s pre-Asian Cup friendly against Oman will be the best guide yet on how new coach Graham Arnold will structure his side for the tournament.
IT was an insane passage of play that saw two shots, a handball, a red card, a penalty and the ball hit both posts and the crossbar. WATCH IT NOW.
BAHRAIN’S Asian Cup hopes are destined to be either salvaged or destroyed when they face United Arab Emirates at Canberra Stadium on Thursday.
IT’S the World Cup all over again for Brisbane Roar captain Matt McKay apart from one major difference — the Socceroos are winning.
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IT was a performance that spoke volumes, and gave the clearest indication that Massimo Luongo will take the gilt-edged opportunity handed to him at the Asian Cup.
SOCCEROOS Goalscorer Tomi Juric reckons there is a teenage Aussie striker who could take his Socceroos spot in the next few years — his brother Deni.
THE only reason Tomi Juric should go to China is if he wants to “fill his pockets” as two former Socceroos warn him it will be a bad career move.
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TIM Cahill expressed his pride at leading the Socceroos in their rout of Oman but says the team must stay grounded ahead of a crunch clash with South Korea.
THE overseas-based stars of the reclusive North Korean team are central to their hopes of reaching the Asian Cup next round and beyond.
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