New Socceroos coach Tony Popovic wasn’t scared to shake things up in his first match at the helm and while his side played with a spark he needs to make sure it turns into a fire, writes ERIN SMITH.
Despite having had little time to prepare his team, new Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has backed the Australians to deliver the goods against China on Thursday night.
Former A-League prodigy Nestory Irankunda has added incentive to star for the Socceroos against China.
The performances of Jackson Irvine and Steph Catley for their clubs and Australia have earnt them award-winning recognition from their peers.
The Socceroos need another six successive wins to break a qualifying record they set on the way to the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
One of Australia’s brightest footballing talents has been reminded that he needs to keep working hard when he moves to one of Europe’s biggest clubs.
The Socceroos have finished the second round of AFC qualifiers for the World Cup in style in Perth.
Ahead of the Socceroos’ World Cup clash with Palestine, cricketer Usman Khawaja has teed off at the Australian government.
The Socceroos will enter the Asian Football Confederation’s third-round of FIFA World Cup qualifiers full of confidence.
The emergence of fresh attacking talent has some experienced Socceroos looking over their shoulders.
Network 10 just does whatever it pleases with the Socceroos and is allowed to get away with it — but it’s time for Football Australia to take a stand, ROBBIE SLATER writes.
A key Socceroo is desperate to play regular first-team football again after a season on the outer at his English club.
A Socceroos star says it’s crucial to have faith in Nestory Irankunda’s capability to have a long career with the national team.
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold feared for the safety of players in Australia’s win over Bangladesh due to a “terrible” playing surface.
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