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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Socceroos intent on topping group
The Socceroos have work left to do against Uzbekistan if they are to top Group B at the Asian Cup.
Socceroos captain: ‘It’s not easy’
The Socceroos made it two wins from as many matches at the Asian Cup but not before a second-half scare involving captain Mat Ryan.
Crucial conundrum Arnold must solve for Socceroos
Graham Arnold has accomplished the first step in Australia’s Asian Cup mission but the Socceroos coach must now confront a key dilemma, writes ROBBIE SLATER.
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Sick, sorry Victory plot grand rebound
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