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German defence on alert for ‘quick’ Socceroos
GERMANY are bracing themselves for a speedy Socceroos assault when the two sides kick off their Confederations Cup campaign in Sochi tonight (EST).
What you need to know about Confederations Cup
IT’S a meeting every four years of the world’s best — and the Socceroos are invited. It’s not the World Cup but playing in the Confederations Cup is still quite an honour.
Wright-ing wrongs of Brazil debacle
IT was the worst possible start to a meeting with the world’s best side, but Socceroos defender Bailey Wright says there’s no point dwelling on past mistakes with action imminent.
Ange’s bid to make Roos world’s best
ANGE Postecoglou does not consider himself a footballing missionary. Though he is in search of true believers. And wants to lead Australia to the summit of world football.
Socceroos get lessons in intricacies of VAR
SOCCEROOS defender Ryan McGowan is confident that FIFA’s use of VAR at the Confederations Cup will ensure that major decisions are called correctly.
Socceroos playing for keeps in Russia
SOCCEROOS defender Milos Degenek insists belief in the squad is such that they will begin their Confederations Cup campaign with overall victory the unapologetic aim.
History suggests cup will serve us well
JUST as in 2005, next week’s Confederations Cup tournament will give the Socceroos an important opportunity to jell as they chase World Cup qualification.
Cahill the guardian of Socceroos standards
AT THE start of a defining 13 months for the Socceroos, Tim Cahill is in no mood to be thinking about running down the clock in his 38th year.
No Mile, no worries, says Milligan
MARK Milligan believes the Socceroos squad has the collective strength to cope with the absence from this month’s Confederations Cup of their leader and captain Mile Jedinak.
Socceroos assistant deployed to Europe
SOCCEROOS assistant coach Ante Milicic will be based in Europe from July, as Ange Postecoglou and his staff continue their meticulous 2018 World Cup preparations.
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