Homesick Socceroos given huge incentive
They play a home match against China in Asian World Cup qualifiers on Friday morning (EDT) in Qatar, but there could be some good venue news on the horizon for the Socceroos.
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Mooy and Rogic return for Roos
Just one A-League player, Sydney FC defender Rhyan Grant, has been named in the Socceroos squad for World Cup qualifiers against China and Vietnam.
Socceroos icon reacts to sad Aussie absence
Socceroos great Mark Schwarzer is hopeful about the future of Australian football, despite no Socceroos gracing the Premier League.
Where Socceroos will play World Cup qualifier
The venue for the Socceroos’ ‘home’ World Cup qualifier against China next month has been confirmed.
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Socceroos learn next stop on road to Russia
THE venue for the Socceroos’ away leg of their World Cup qualifying playoff against Syria next month has finally been confirmed, with Malaysia to play host.
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