Socceroo grounded with broken foot
A Socceroos defender’s World Cup preparations have been rocked by a broken foot that will sideline him for an extended period.
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Socceroo remains sidelined
Adelaide United and Socceroos star Craig Goodwin is yet to fully recover from a groin injury.
Rivaldo: Socceroos can shock at World Cup
Brazil great Rivaldo says hard work and the right attitude will help the Socceroos perform beyond expectations at the World Cup.
‘Aussie Guus’ to rejoin Socceroos
Dutch supercoach Guus Hiddink, who led Australia to the round-of-16 at the 2006 World Cup, will rejoin the Socceroos in Brisbane next month.
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Socceroos learn next stop on road to Russia
THE venue for the Socceroos’ away leg of their World Cup qualifying playoff against Syria next month has finally been confirmed, with Malaysia to play host.
No time for Socceroos to lick wounds
HAVING missing automatic qualification, dual World Cup play-offs will be like a journey back in time, as well as half way round the world, for the Socceroos.
Sydney to host Syria clash
SYDNEY will host the Socceroos’ crucial World Cup qualifier with Syria next month, as Australia’s hopes of making it to Russia 2018 come down to a series of play-offs.
Ange won’t change Roos tactics
ANGE Postecoglou will not bow to his critics, insisting the Socceroos will push on with their ambitious game plan against Syria next month.
State rival to steal Socceroos’ Cup playoff
QUEENSLAND has again missed out on hosting the Socceroos with the FFA to announce Australia will play their World Cup playoff against Syria south of the border.
Scenes! Stoppage time kings book Roos’ clash
A FOURTH stoppage time goal in five games secured an heroic World Cup playoff berth – and showdown with the Socceroos – for Syria.
Four-game stretch that sunk Socceroos
THEY weren’t defeats but they certainly felt like it. The Socceroos have been consigned to the playoffs mostly because of the results in these four games.
Syria shoo-in? You’re kidding yourself
AUSTRALIA’S entry into Asia was meant to secure a smoother World Cup qualification, but DAVID DAVUTOVIC writes Australian soccer should heed this “wake-up call”.
Socceroos beware! Playoffs no saloon passage
THIS isn’t going to be easy. If the 2010 and 2014 Asian Confederation third-place play offs are anything to go by then the Socceroos are in for a nailbiting ride.
Ange safe despite calls for his head
FFA CEO David Gallop “categorically” ruled out replacing Ange Postecoglou as the Socceroos face up to World Cup play-offs in October and November.
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