Every Asian Cup goal: India break 55-year duck, bullet header beats Roos
Asian Cup wrap: The Socceroos’ Cup defence got off to a shaky start, while India broke a 55-year tournament duck as they thrashed Thailand.
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‘It’s dangerous to talk like this’: Jordan boss blasts Socceroos’ pre-game hype
The Socceroos’ big talk of victory in the build up to their Asian Cup opener against Jordan was “dangerous”, according to their coach Vital Borkelmans.
Hosts UAE snatch disputed late draw in Cup opener
United Arab Emirates survived a scare to salvage a controversial 1-1 draw in their Asian Cup curtain-raiser against Bahrain as substitute Ahmed Khalil smashed home a late penalty.
Aussies humiliated in Asian Cup disaster
Australia came into the Asian Cup as one of the favourites but a stunning header has given the Socceroos the worst possible start.
Crippling curse may haunt Socceroos
The Socceroos have a fresh mindset under new coach Graham Arnold despite a horror preparation for their Asian Cup defence.
The EPL superstar set to take Asian Cup by storm
Son Heung-min is looking forward to making history with South Korea at the upcoming Asian Cup. He’s just sorry it has to come at the expense of helping Spurs maintain their EPL title challenge.
Second chance! Roos striker gets call-up after Boyle injury
Australia’s Asian Cup defence preparations have been dealt a huge blow after winger Martin Boyle was ruled out of this month’s tournament with a knee injury. And another forward will get a second chance because of it.
Former finalists, World Cup heroes: Australia’s main rivals at the Asian Cup
With the Asian Cup just around the corner, we check out which teams could really challenge the Socceroos in the UAE.
Aussie skipper set to join rare Socceroos club
Veteran Mark Milligan will become just the fifth man to lead Australia into a major international tournament when the Socceroos begin their Asian Cup defence.
Milligan set to join rare Socceroos club
Veteran Mark Milligan will become just the fifth man to lead Australia into a major international tournament when the Socceroos begin their Asian Cup defence on Sunday against Jordan.
Main players chasing Asian Cup glory
The Socceroos may be defending Asian Cup champions but in the likes of Japan, South Korea, Iran and Saudi Arabia they are sure not get their own way over the next month in the UAE.
Goals galore as Socceroos impress in warm-up
The Socceroos will kick off their Asian Cup defence against Jordan next weekend full of confidence after disposing with Pim Verbeek’s Oman 5-0 in their final hit-out in Dubai.
First Socceroos arrive for Asian Cup
An initial batch of 13 Socceroos have got a jump on the rest of the squad by arriving in the United Arab Emirates 12 days before their opening Asian Cup game against Jordan.
Socceroos star Mooy out of Asian Cup
Australia will have to defend their Asian Cup title without star midfielder Aaron Mooy – though coach Graham Arnold has had some good news about another injured star.
Socceroos Asian Cup squad: Mooy in, big names dropped
A host of Graham Arnold’s squad for the Asian Cup will play for their clubs beyond Christmas in a bid to win the clubs support for the national team. Meanwhile Aaron Mooy is in despite his injury.
Roos regular on the chopping block as squad showdown looms
The auditions are over and the stage is set, Graham Arnold’s Socceroos squad for the 2019 Asian Cup is beginning to take shape — but who will be lucky enough to board the plane come January?
South Korea to play Uzbeks in Brisbane
SOUTH Korea will extend its upcoming stay in Brisbane to play Uzbekistan at Ballymore on November 20, three days after the friendly against the Socceroos.
Arzani to see specialist after likely ACL tear
EMERGING star Daniel Arzani’s worst fears are set to be confirmed, with Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers revealing the Socceroos young gun has likely torn his ACL after badly twisting his knee. He will see a knee specialist in Europe next week.
Arnie: We have the players, just need some belief
NEW Socceroos coach Graham Arnold paid tribute to Australia for giving a ‘good account’ of themselves in Russia, but also expected better things to come now that he is in charge.
Hosting World Cup could hinge on Asian Cup win
THE Matildas will be carrying the weight of convincing FIFA and the federal and state governments Australia is worthy of hosting the 2023 FIFA World Cup.
Matildas survive almighty Asian Cup scare
AUSTRALIA was just four minutes from a major international disaster until stopper Alanna Kennedy saved the Matildas from a premature exit at the AFC Asian Cup in Jordan.
Matildas road to AFC Asian Cup final
THE Matildas are in Jordan for their most important tournament of the year. SWOOP’s guide to the Asian Cup, Australia’s passport to the women’s World Cup.
Matildas’ worst trait rears its ugly head
IF the Matildas go on to win the AFC Asian Cup they will look back and see the match against Thailand as the biggest lesson they have learnt on the way to becoming No.1 in Asia.
‘Worst performance I’ve been involved in’
ALANNA Kennedy’s last-gasp heroics failed to paper over the Matildas poor Asian Cup semi-final performance against Thailand.
Matildas to prey on Japan’s fear of failure
MATILDAS attacking midfielder Katrina Gorry says the Japanese fear of failure is a trump card Australia must play on before the do-or-die AFC Asian Cup clash in Amman on Friday.
Matildas need more ‘mongrel’ in Asian Cup
MATILDAS boss Alen Stajcic believes the mongrel in Australia’s DNA which saw national teams punch well above their weight in the past will see off Japan on Friday.
Matildas make Asian Cup statement
IT took a super hot Matildas just 44 minutes Wednesday to put reigning AFC Asian Cup titleholder Japan in serious jeopardy of relinquishing its 2014 crown.
Stajcic refuses to get sour over draw
MATILDAS coach Alen Stajcic has been dealt a lemon in the AFC Asian Cup draw but he chooses to overcome the lopsided scenario on the pitch with results rather than words.
Safety-first as Aloisi leaves out Kristensen
THOMAS Kristensen has been left out of Brisbane’s AFC Champions League playoffs squad as Roar coach John Aloisi takes a safety-first approach with his Danish midfield enforcer.
Olyroos’ China campaign live on Fox Sports
THE A-League’s best young talent will be on show when the Olyroos take on Asia’s best at the AFC U23 Championship in China – and you can watch every minute live.
Matildas to host Marta’s Brazil
FRIENDLIES might not be the most apt term for a series of upcoming matches between the Matildas and old football foes Brazil.
What AFL match in China?
THE blank faces perhaps told the entire story.Jiangsu Suning boss Choi Yong-soo and midfielder Xiaobin Zhang looked perplexed when asked if they would follow the first AFL clash for points in China on the weekend.
Every day could be my last, says Jiangsu boss
JIANGSU Suning’s under siege coach Choi Yong-soo says he treats every day like it’s his last in the job.
Garuccio in doubt for must-win clash
ADELAIDE United’s AFC Champions League chances could have suffered a setback after defender Ben Garuccio went down clutching his right ankle after a challenge at training on Thursday morning.
Will Diawara start for United?
ADELAIDE coach Guillermo Amor usually gives away a more than subtle hint if players will start, so what has he had to stay about Baba Diawara?
Victory vows to make life tough
KEVIN Muscat has promised that Jeonbuk Motors will be hit by a Melbourne Victory barrage in the opening stages of Tuesday night’s Asian Champions League clash at AAMI Park.
Victory’s ACL opponent a step ahead
JEONBUK Motors have had this weekend’s Korean league clash postponed to focus on Tuesday’s Champions League clash with Melbourne Victory at AAMI Park.
Fast start is Victory’s best bet
AHEAD of Melbourne Victory’s Asian Champions League opener on Wednesday night, Herald Sun football writers David Davutovic and Matt Windley discuss the big one.
Muscat makes a brave choice
MATTHIEU Delpierre’s shock Asian Champions League inclusion proves how seriously Melbourne Victory is taking the competition.
Van Dijk gets all clear for Reds return
SERGINHO van Dijk will make his return to Adelaide United after FIFA’s international transfer certificate arrived at Reds headquarters three hours before the AFC Champions League deadline yesterday.
Wanderers ACL dream is not over: Topor-Stanley
WANDERERS may be on the brink of ACL elimination, but Nikolai Topor-Stanley insists the titleholders still have a “realistic chance” of progressing.
Wanderers to get help from players association
WESTERN Sydney’s scheduling complaints may have fallen on deaf ears at Football Federation Australia, but the players’ association has vowed to take it up.
Records beckon but Arnie just wants focus
THERE may be several records at stake at Allianz Stadium on Sunday, but Sydney FC coach Graham Arnold hasn’t paid much attention to them.
Studs Up: UAE to host 2019 Asian Cup
UNITED Arab Emirates will host the 2019 Asian Cup, but who deserves a chance for the Socceroos over the next few years. Re-live David Davutovic’s Studs Up chat.
Video: Cup ‘dream’ gives Mile tingles
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Socceroos skipper Mile Jedinak sits down with Daniel Garb to reflect on Australia’s incredible Asian Cup triumph.
Franjic’s selfless Asian Cup final gesture
WITH no alternatives available for the Socceroos, Ivan Franjic selflessly risked serious injury to play in January’s Asian Cup final against South Korea.
Vidmar the man behind ‘Roos set-piece magic
AURELIO Vidmar is a reluctant hero but the Socceroos’ eight goals from set pieces at the Asian Cup had his rubber stamp all over it.
Kruse to go under knife, Jedinak sidelined
ROBBIE Kruse will undergo surgery on his injured ankle in the coming days, while skipper Mile Jedinak is a week-to-week proposition for Crystal Palace.
Mile spreads Asian Cup gospel at Palace
MILE Jedinak wasn’t fit to play for Crystal Palace but he used his captain’s column in the club’s matchday program to reflect on the Asian Cup.
Vidmar hoping to spread Asian Cup bond
OLYROOS coach Aurelio Vidmar is hoping Australia’s Asian Cup spirit will carry over to the nation’s Olympic Games qualification campaign next month.
Watch out AFL: soccer is coming to get you
AUSTRALIA’S historic Asian Cup triumph is expected to spark an explosion in junior registrations as children follow in the footsteps of their heroes.
Troisi’s winning goal two decades in making
IT hasn’t been a bed of roses for James Troisi or his parents.
Australia profits from Asian Cup success
ASIAN Cup boss Michael Brown says he hopes the success of the tournament paves the way for Australia to host more major football tournaments.
Confed Cup can help Roos’ WC campaign
SOCCEROOS legend Josip Skoko says the Confederations Cup will be a huge boost for Ange Postecoglou’s side should they make the 2018 World Cup.
Time lapse immortalises Asian Cup epic
VIDEO: Re-live all the adrenalin-pumping action from the Socceroos’ historic Asian Cup victory over South Korea in under two minutes.
Hill: Aussie football’s next big challenge
ARE we there yet? It’s the old question we ask on a long journey; while it’s tempting for football to say yes after the Asian Cup, it’s not just yet.
Roos win iconic like Olympic success
AUSTRALIA’S Asian Cup win in a major international sporting event being hosted on our shores, is an feat up there with the Sydney Olympics.
Family envisioned Troisi’s Asian Cup winner
MILLIONS of Australians were hoping for the goal James Troisi scored to secure the Asian Cup for the Socceroos, but his mum and dad almost knew it was coming.
Video: the best 10 Asian Cup goals
HAVING Asian Cup withdrawals today? Sit back and enjoy the best goals the tournament conjured, and let us know which is your favourite!
Up for the Cup: in the champs’ own words
IT’S almost impossible to sum up how a night like Saturday feels — so here’s how every Socceroo feels, with the best of their social media.
Studs Up: rating our Asian Cup heroes
STUDS UP: David Davutovic rates the campaigns of every Socceroos player during the Asian Cup. Cast your vote, and re-live his weekly chat.
A golden moment for Australian football
AT first Frank Lowy said there were “no words for what I am feeling now”, but in the end he found one. “Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful,” he declared.
Cup triumph to boost Socceroos ranking
THE Socceroos could climb up to 47 spots on the controversial FIFA world rankings after their Asian Cup success.
Super-fit Socceroos outlast opponents
WHEN the Asian Cup final went to extra time, there was no doubt among the Socceroos that they would triumph physically.
Shattered Kruse facing long lay-off
A HEARTBROKEN Robbie Kruse could miss the rest of the German season after scans confirmed that severely strained ligaments in his left ankle.
Super subs excel for Socceroos
ANGE Postecoglou has long demanded his substitutes make an impact, and they most certainly did on the grandest stage.
The moment Ange inspired his troops
IT was the moment for which coaches can scarcely prepare, bringing their team together seconds after it has suffered an equaliser that feels like a mortal blow.
Luongo grabs his chance to shine
JUST eight months ago he was a surprise inclusion in Australia’s World Cup squad. Now Massimo Luongo has been named the Asian Cup’s Most Valuable Player.
Victory soothes sore Franjic
STARTING the Asian Cup final under an injury cloud, gutsy right-back Ivan Franjic conceded he didn’t expect to last 74 minutes on Saturday.
Nation basks in Socceroos’ glory
IT was the kind of rousing reception normally unseen in Australia until later in the calendar year. For soccer chiefs it was as much a sign that the world game was now as deeply entrenched in Australia as AFL footy.
Why last night was so special
WE ARE officially the champions of Asia. But that’s not what made Australia’s victory against South Korea as special as it is.
Tired Socceroos front up to reward loyal fans
HUNDREDS of jubilant Socceroos fans celebrated with the newly-crowned Asian champions at Pitt Street Mall in Sydney on Sunday morning.
Video: Socceroos crowned kings of Asia
THE Socceroos are the champions of Asia, goals to Massimo Luongo and James Troisi sealing a famous extra time victory against Korea Republic in Sydney.
‘Aussies can take on the world’
AFTER a heroic win in last night’s Asian Cup final, Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou believes his side is destined for greater things.
Roos courage prevails as Sydney delivers
AS the sun dropped towards the horizon beyond ANZ Stadium, the sense grew of history waiting to be written.
No Cahill heroics for Roos this time
HE loves the big occasions, but for once Tim Cahill didn’t find himself on the scoresheet in one as the Socceroos were crowned kings of Asia.
Socceroos make history in final thriller
THE Socceroos are the champions of Asia, James Troisi’s extra time goal securing a thrilling victory over Korea Republic. Re-live the action.
Young Roos show courage on biggest stage
ANY concerns of stage-fright were banished by the young Socceroos, who overcame key injuries and late heartbreak to claim the Asian Cup in glorious fashion.
Socceroos Asian Cup final player ratings
THERE were no shortage of heroes for the Socceroos – who sealed the title of Asian Cup champions – but who shone brightest. Find out in our Player Ratings.
Video: the key moments in Roos triumph
VIDEO: look back at the vital moments that delivered Australia the country’s first major international trophy on a pulsating night of action.
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