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Suffering from stasis, Socceroos wake up with a brutal hangover

Suffering from stasis, Socceroos wake up with a brutal hangover

While Australia’s loss to Bahrain was a surprise, the way they played was sadly not.

  • by Vince Rugari

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‘Not good enough’: Socceroos searching for answers after Gold Coast nightmare

‘Not good enough’: Socceroos searching for answers after Gold Coast nightmare

It was supposed to be a relatively simple outing to start the third round of World Cup qualification, but it ended up as a night of historical lows for Graham Arnold’s men.

  • by Vince Rugari
‘He’s really growing’: Why Arnold believes Irankunda can live up to the hype

‘He’s really growing’: Why Arnold believes Irankunda can live up to the hype

A long list of players have crumbled under the pressure Nestory Irankunda is facing as the Socceroos’ next great hope, but coach Graham Arnold has faith he can handle it.

  • by Vince Rugari
Premier hints at Matildas home clash; Socceroos to hit Melbourne in November

Premier hints at Matildas home clash; Socceroos to hit Melbourne in November

The Socceroos will host a pivotal FIFA World Cup qualifier against Saudi Arabia in November and a Matildas home game could be in the pipeline as well.

  • by Roy Ward
Despite World Cup expansion, this will be no cakewalk for Socceroos

Despite World Cup expansion, this will be no cakewalk for Socceroos

But for a total of 3.35 FIFA ranking points, Australia could have had a much easier road to the 2026 World Cup. Instead, they are facing a familiar, but no less formidable challenge.

  • by Vince Rugari
You had to look closely, but Socceroos gave glimpse of bright future in Bangladesh

You had to look closely, but Socceroos gave glimpse of bright future in Bangladesh

The performances of Nestory Irankunda, Jordan Bos and Daniel Arzani gave Australian fans something to be excited about on an otherwise dreary Thursday night in Dhaka.

  • by Vince Rugari
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‘Do that for the nation’: Socceroos to unleash Bayern Munich-bound young gun

‘Do that for the nation’: Socceroos to unleash Bayern Munich-bound young gun

Nestory Irankunda will make his international debut in Thursday night’s World Cup qualifier against Bangladesh, coach Graham Arnold has confirmed.

  • by Vince Rugari
‘He’s got the quality – now it’s time for him to show it’: Socceroos coach throws down gauntlet to Irankunda

‘He’s got the quality – now it’s time for him to show it’: Socceroos coach throws down gauntlet to Irankunda

The most hyped young talent in the Australian game is in line to make his long-awaited debut next week as part of Graham Arnold’s new-look squad.

  • by Vince Rugari
Arnold set to name Irankunda in Socceroos squad for June qualifiers

Arnold set to name Irankunda in Socceroos squad for June qualifiers

Graham Arnold is expected to call up the Bayern Munich-bound teenager for June’s World Cup qualifiers, days after he effectively put the national team coach on notice.

  • by Vince Rugari
The $3000-a-head dinner that could change everything for Socceroos

The $3000-a-head dinner that could change everything for Socceroos

Cristian Volpato, the A-League reject now playing in one of Europe’s top leagues, will be the hot topic when Graham Arnold and Italian icon Francesco Totti break bread.

  • by Vince Rugari
Why the door is open for more Socceroos debutants in rematch

Why the door is open for more Socceroos debutants in rematch

With Riley McGree and Jordan Bos sidelined, and Keanu Baccus banned, Graham Arnold’s side will look a little different in Tuesday night’s rematch with Lebanon.

  • by Vince Rugari

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