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Socceroos slip to Uzbekistan draw, top Asian Cup group

The Socceroos have slipped to a flat 1-1 Asian Cup draw with Uzbekistan but have still topped group B ahead of the round of 16 in Qatar.

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Hamstrung Duke out of Socceroos' big Uzbekistan clash

Striker Mitch Duke has been ruled out of Australia's final Asian Cup group match against Uzbekistan with a hamstring strain and could be sidelined for longer.

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Socceroos out to top group after reaching Asian Cup R16

The Socceroos have beaten Syria 1-0 in Qatar to qualify for the Asian Cup knockout phase with a game to spare but now want to finish top of group B.

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Striker Duke backs Ryan to be ready for Asian Cup start

Intrigue remains over whether Socceroos captain Mat Ryan will start against India in the Asian Cup, but striker Mitch Duke is confident the goalkeeper is ready.

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Socceroos' Ryan still touch-and-go for Asian Cup opener

The Socceroos have beaten Bahrain 2-0 in a testing final friendly before the Asian Cup, with Joe Gauci stepping in as goalkeeper for injured captain Mat Ryan.

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Striker Duke determined to maintain hot Socceroos run

Evergreen Socceroos striker Mitch Duke is adamant he can keep making an impact and will train with an English club ahead of the Asian Cup to stay in good nick.

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Socceroos turn focus to Palestine World Cup qualifier

Fresh off their 7-0 thrashing of Bangladesh in their opening World Cup qualifier, the Socceroos will quickly turn their focus to facing Palestine in Kuwait.

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Socceroos thrash Bangladesh 7-0 in first WC qualifier

The Socceroos have made the perfect start to their World Cup qualifying campaign by thrashing Bangladesh 7-0, with Jamie Maclaren scoring a hat-trick.

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Whose goal is it anyway? 'Mine!' claim Souttar and Duke

Harry Souttar and Mitch Duke both swear blind that they scored the goal that set the Socceroos on the way to winning the Soccer Ashes.

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Lionel Messi inspires Argentina past Socceroos in Beijing

Lionel Messi has once again delivered the Socceroos' undoing as Australia fought out a 2-0 loss to world champions Argentina in Beijing.

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Duke, Behich keen to drive Socceroos forward

Mitch Duke and Aziz Behich say they want to stick around and create more memories with the Socceroos after reaching the round of 16 at last year's World Cup.

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Socceroos show smarts by appearing to obtain secret Danish note mid-game

Football Australia staff insist Graham Arnold would have made same substitution regardless of note

The Guardian - AU

Graham Arnold’s serendipitous Socceroos hold destiny in their own hands as Denmark D-day approaches

Graham Arnold wants his Socceroos to leave a legacy — and the key will be the little battles and moments against Denmark as they chase a place in the knockout stages for the second time in history.

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Five talking points from day seven of the Qatar 2022 World Cup

As a Socceroos win sends fans crazy at Fed Square, one superstar is Argentina's saviour while another is driving France into the next round, while a national coach has a war of words with a former star striker / manager turned pundit. Check out the five talking points for day…

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World Cup 2022: Socceroos player ratings in epic win over Tunisia

A dominant first half produced the only goal of the game from Mitch Duke, before the Socceroos withstood intense Tunisian pressure in the second term to claim a famous victory.

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Australia keep last-16 hopes alive

AL WAKRAH, Qatar: Australia won a World Cup match for only the third time in their history with a dogged 1-0 victory over Tunisia on Saturday to revive their last-16 hopes.

The Guardian - AU

Mitch Duke header downs Tunisia to keep Australia alive at World Cup

The Australia striker’s first-half header proved decisive against Tunisia and gave the Socceroos their first win at a World Cup in 12 years, 1-0

The Independent UK

Australia beat Tunisia to claim first World Cup win in 12 years and keep last-16 hopes alive

Tunisia 0-1 Australia: Mitchell Duke’s header proved the difference as the Socceroos dug in late in the game to keep a crucial clean sheet

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How the Socceroos' Qatar World Cup squad represents Australia beyond the pitch

From refugees fleeing war to local kids who have risked it all, this Socceroos team represents the many stories of modern Australia, writes Samantha Lewis.

AAP

Cummings scores as Socceroos win 2-0 in NZ

Jason Cummings has scored a debut goal for Australia in the Socceroos' 2-0 win over New Zealand at Eden Park.

Daily Record

Jason Cummings lifts lid on World Cup, becoming Scotland's forgotten man and shared Australia dream with Martin Boyle

The 27-year-old has been called into Graham Arnold's squad for the friendly double header against New Zealand as he looks to book his place on the plane to Qatar.

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Socceroos striker Mitch Duke knows the Qatar World Cup is his chance to prove himself to Australian football

He's fought doubt and criticism his entire career. Now, at 31, the Socceroos striker is fighting to prove himself ahead of his first — and possibly last — World Cup.

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos call up Garang Kuol for pre-World Cup friendlies but Tom Rogic again missing

Garang Kuol, the 17-year-old forward who only made his professional debut last December, has earned a first Socceroos call-up ahead of two friendlies against New Zealand

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Why this pool party is likely to be the Socceroos' last World Cup play-off celebration

The world game is set to witness nothing short of a revolution and it means the rollercoaster experience of a shootout with a spot in the World Cup on the line is set to be not for Australia, but for others.

Newcastle Herald

Socceroos win penalty shootout to reach World Cup finals

Substitute goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne has become an Australian hero, making a winning save in the Socceroos' World Cup play-off penalty shootout against Peru.

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