Confed Cup can help Roos’ WC campaign
SOCCEROOS legend Josip Skoko says the Confederations Cup will be a huge boost for Ange Postecoglou’s side should they make the 2018 World Cup.
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Time lapse immortalises Asian Cup epic
VIDEO: Re-live all the adrenalin-pumping action from the Socceroos’ historic Asian Cup victory over South Korea in under two minutes.
Hill: Aussie football’s next big challenge
ARE we there yet? It’s the old question we ask on a long journey; while it’s tempting for football to say yes after the Asian Cup, it’s not just yet.
Roos win iconic like Olympic success
AUSTRALIA’S Asian Cup win in a major international sporting event being hosted on our shores, is an feat up there with the Sydney Olympics.
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What we learnt from Ange’s Socceroos squad
ANGE Postecoglou’s Asian Cup squad showed he not only wants to win the tournament, but do it in style. Here’s five things we learnt from the announcement.
Burns closer to Socceroos goal
NATHAN Burns, Terry Antonis and Tomi Juric look set to headline the A-League additions to the Socceroos squad for next month’s Asian Cup.
Refreshed Cahill could kick on until 40
TIM Cahill is privately plotting to play on for years in a welcome move that could have the Socceroos superstar appearing at a fourth World Cup.
Socceroos a Euge’ loss for Gombau
ADELAIDE United coach Josep Gombau is destined to lose skipper Eugene Galekovic to Socceroos’ Asian Cup duty before the New Year.
’Let’s not put too much pressure on De Silva’
DANNY De Silva’s reputation continues to boom, but Central Coast coach Phil Moss cautions it’s too early to talk up the 17-year-old as a saviour of Australian football.
Injury ruins Asian Cup dream for Nichols
THE Asian Cup dream of Mitch Nichols is over, with the Perth Glory midfielder set to miss up to eight weeks with a torn hamstring.
Asian Cup security concerns after Sydney siege
ASIAN football chiefs have expressed serious concerns over safety at next month’s Asian Cup in Australia following the Sydney siege.
Japan name big guns for Asian Cup defence
DEFENDING champions Japan have opted for plenty of experience in their 23-man squad for next month’s Asian Cup in Australia.
Will North Korea be your second team?
AS part its publicity blitz Asian Cup organisers are asking us to ‘adopt a team’, so why not give it go.
Bozza: Asian Cup win better than 2018 start
MARK Bosnich says the upcoming Asian Cup is more important for a rebuilding Australia than 2018 World Cup qualification.
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