Socceroos key World Cup move
A third match has been locked in as part of the Socceroos path to the 2026 World Cup and it’s in the right place.
A third match has been locked in as part of the Socceroos path to the 2026 World Cup and it’s in the right place.
Australia’s Golden Generation is getting a reboot – with the sons of some of the country’s finest footballers following in their fathers’ giant footsteps. We reveal the next gen stars inside.
After four years supporting the Matildas, CommBank is expanding its footprint in Australian football by strengthening ties with the Socceroos and helping community clubs throughout the country.
Having already qualified for the FIFA World Cup, the Socceroos now have a new naming rights sponsor as the good news continues.
Socceroos coach Tony Popovic will ensure his players remain “passionate” about representing Australia on the world stage.
Stalwart goalkeeper Mat Ryan has the chance to celebrate his 100th Socceroos appearance with FIFA World Cup qualification.
The Australian contingent is growing at one top-flight outfit following Socceroo Kusini Yengi’s move to the club.
The Socceroos can smell FIFA World Cup qualification and are intent on sealing the deal in Jeddah against Saudi Arabia.
With next year’s FIFA World Cup looming, Socceroo Daniel Arzani wants to ensure he is playing regular club football next season.
As they close in on qualifying for next year’s FIFA World Cup, the Socceroos will be ready for anything Saudi Arabia throws at them in Jeddah.
Socceroos defender Alessandro Circati “couldn’t be any happier” as Australia moves to the brink of 2026 FIFA World Cup qualification.
After a mostly dreadful performance against Asian powers Japan, one moment of magic has put Australia on the verge of another World Cup.
It was ugly, but all that matters is Aziz Behich’s 90th screamer gave the Socceroos their first win over Japan in 16 years and, crucially, a foot in the door of the 2026 World Cup. ERIN SMITH unpacks what went wrong, and what’s to learn, from the win.
Proud Perth boy Alessandro Circati wasn’t going to leave anything to chance in his bid to be fit for the Socceroos’ clash with Japan at Optus Stadium.
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