Socceroos star undecided about October qualifiers
Mat Leckie is yet to decide whether will again turn down Socceroos selection for next month’s World Cup qualifiers.
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Socceroos’ bid to play at home fails
The Socceroos are again heading to Qatar for another ‘home’ World Cup qualifier after hopes of playing in Australia were dashed.
Grant’s ‘glory’ header does the trick
Socceroos coach Graham Arnold hailed his side’s effort in a narrow win over Vietnam in difficult conditions in Hanoi.
Socceroos fans fume at questionable pitch
The Socceroos have secured their 10th consecutive victory, defeating Vietnam 1-0 on what’s been branded a “cow paddock”.
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Ange promises high tempo on home soil
SOCCEROOS coach Ange Postecoglou saw enough from his side in their draw with a spirited Syria to believe them capable of finishing the job in Sydney.
Who will Socceroos face next if they beat Syria?
THE Socceroos’ next World Cup qualifying hurdle — should they see off Syria — will be clearer on Saturday, with USA and Panama the most likely opponents.
Juric and Socceroos left thinking what if … twice
FOUR minutes after the Syria restart the Socceroos were daring to dream about the next phase of World Cup playoffs, before a post twice denied Tomi Juric.
The reason Socceroos will be fresh for Sydney
BATTERED and bruised Socceroos players have backed their ‘first-class’ medical and conditioning team to have them ready for the Sydney decider.
Baffling: Why was this ref appointed?
NOT to accuse the referee of double-dealing, but the Asian Football Confederation has left itself wide open after this terrible penalty decision by a man whose appointment is truly baffling, writes David Davutovic.
Dodgy ref aside, Australia pass test in enemy territory
IT wasn’t quite Aleppo Stadium but it was still enemy territory for the Socceroos. They were tested, physically and victims of dodgy referee calls, but all in all they passed the test.
Syrian Warwick Capper rocks Socceroos
SYRIA is hoping to begin a new era in its football history by qualifying for its first World Cup. But one player is stuck in a time warp.
‘P****d off’ Socceroos rage over penalty
THE Socceroos were robbed of a crucial away World Cup qualifying win by a dubious late penalty and the players are furious, slamming the decision and directing some choice words at the referee.
‘If we don’t qualify, it won’t ruin the game’
THE Socceroos enter the tricky FIFA World Cup playoffs with a massive cloud hanging over the Australian game.
Shades of Uruguay as Roos face crucial clash
STUDS UP: Australia will evoke memories of the famous Uruguay win as they prepare for their first World Cup playoffs in 12 years. Ask David Davutovic your questions.
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