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Here’s Where You Can Watch The Socceroos Take On Argentina Live At Sparrow’s Fart On Sunday

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The Socceroos, absolute kings that they are, have shocked everyone and officially progressed to the round of 16 at the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup. If you’re from Sydney and were super jealous of the celebratory scenes in Melbourne’s Federation Square after their win, don’t worry: a bunch of capital cities will now be providing a public place for fans to watch the Australia v Argentina match. The round of 16 (AKA the knockout stage), which the Socceroos made it to after defeating Denmark 1-0 in the early morning of December 1, is usually reserved for the pros of world football. Think Brazil, Spain and France. So this upcoming match is a HUGE deal for the team and for Aussies across the nation. It’s only the second time ever that the team has secured its place in the knockout phase and the first time the Socceroos have taken out two games in the World Cup group stage ever. You bloody beauts! Here’s everything you need to know about where to watch their next game, Australia vs Argentina, and when.

When is Socceroos vs Argentina knock out game?

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Where can I watch the Socceroos vs Argentina match live?

Sydney’s public screenings for Australia vs Argentina

Public transport is going to be be free Sydney-wide from 4am to 12pm on Sunday to help fans get to live sites to watch the game.

Melbourne’s public screenings for Australia vs Argentina

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Brisbane’s public screenings for Australia vs Argentina

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Adelaide’s public screenings for Australia vs Argentina

Canberra’s public screenings for Australia vs Argentina

this list of pub venues in every capital city

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