Pure perfection as Socceroos march on
The Socceroos have made it eight wins on the trot, with a narrow victory over Jordan continuing their journey on the road to the 2022 World Cup.
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New broadcast deal for Socceroos
Football Australia has announced a new broadcast deal for the Socceroos, Matildas and the FFA Cup.
Taggart to return for Roos
Having overcome a groin problem, Adam Taggart will return for the Socceroos against Jordan.
Socceroos set for ‘final’ against Jordan
Having made it seven wins in a row with victory over Nepal, the Socceroos intend to finish their AFC second-round World Cup qualifying campaign in style against Jordan.
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Irvine: We want this so much
A PASSIONATE Jackson Irvine has made an emotional plea to Socceroos fans to understand just how much qualifying for the World Cup means to the Australian team.
Irvine cool amid drama of transfer
WHEN Jackson Irvine left for Socceroos camp a week ago he was a Burton Albion player, but will return to England on Wednesday as a player with Hull City.
Thais know Socceroos far from Invincibile
FROM Socceroo nearly man, Danny Invincibile now coaches in Thailand and has issued a warning to Ange Postecoglou’s men.
Tough Sainsbury in doubt for Thailand
IT MAY not have resulted in success, but Trent Sainsbury’s efforts to get himself fit to play Japan should be viewed as no less heroic following a long injury lay-off.
Troisi admits doubts crept in
THE Socceroos have felt the weight of the nation on their shoulders but are preparing to throw it all on the line for Tuesdays’ “do-or-die” World Cup qualifier, according to James Troisi.
Now is the time to be positive
WITH the Socceroos still in with a great chance to qualify for the World Cup on Tuesday night, now is not the time to dwell on the loss to Japan.
Smith not fazed by backlash
THICK-SKINNED Brad Smith declared that criticism of his Japan performance has not affected him.
Socceroos in dark over playoff rivals
THE other Asian World Cup qualifying group is a mess, meaning the Socceroos are none the wiser as to who they might face in the playoffs – if it comes to that.
Road to Russia not just a numbers game
SO let’s get the maths out of the way first. The Socceroos are in a precarious position, but they do have some agency still in how things will play out.
Socceroos must ‘fight like mad dogs’
SOCCEROOS coach Ange Postecoglou must throw his playbook away.
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