SYDNEY (21 June 2014) – Socceroo captain Mile Jedinak believes unsettling Spain is one of the keys to getting a famous result against the now former world champions on Monday (Tuesday 2am AEST). The Socceroos meet Spain at the Arena da Baixada, Curitiba, this Monday with both nations already out of contention to progress from Group B…
SYDNEY (19 June 2014) – Tim Cahill says he was compelled to take a chance after scoring the most spectacular goal of the World Cup so far and has no regrets about picking up a suspension that will rule him out Australia’s clash with Spain. The Socceroo forward struck a first-time volley on his weaker…
SYDNEY (16 June 2014) – Socceroo Mark Bresciano vows the Australians won’t repeat their disastrous start against Chile when they meet Holland on Wednesday in Porto Alegre. The Socceroos all but threw away their chances of getting a result in their opening World Cup game last week by going down 2-0 inside the opening 16…
SYDNEY (14 June 2014) – The Socceroos recovered from a disastrous start to push Chile to the limit with a brilliant comeback but it was not quite enough as they went down 3-1 in Cuiaba. Goals to Alexis Sanchez, Jorge Valdivia in the opening fifteen minutes had Chile in the ascendancy before Cahill got the…
SYDNEY (14 June 2014) – Socceroos centre-back Matthew Spiranovic said he and his team-mates will embrace their underdog status at the FIFA World Cup. Australia are given little hope of progressing out of a Group B consisting of Spain, the Netherlands and Chile, with their tournament opener against the South Americans this morning. Western Sydney…
SYDNEY (2 June 2014) – Australia are about to embark on the most exciting seven months in their football history – the FIFA World Cup in Brazil followed by the first AFC Asian Cup on home soil, says Football Federation Australia CEO David Gallop. “The planets have never aligned like this before,” said Gallop. “The Socceroos…