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Fresh from Asian Cup glory, can Ange Postecoglou's revolution see the Socceroos challenge globally at Russia 2018? After an exhilarating tournament where Australia fell…
To reach a dream match-up with Real Madrid in the FIFA World Club Championship in Morocco, the Western Sydney Wanderers must first defeat the…
Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou wants to see a half-dozen Socceroos playing in the top leagues of the football world by the time of Russia…
The round of 16 in this year's FIFA World Cup in Brazil won't see any Asian teams, but seven teams from Latin America. How…
Despite early elimination, the Ange Postecoglou era has started with a good measure of promise. Any judgment of the Socceroos' 2014 FIFA World Cup…
The Socceroos and their passionate fan-base epitomise contemporary Australia in many ways. They are multicultural, plucky, spirited and friendly. As we count down the…
Heartbreak, glory and everything in between. Anything can, and does happen in the FIFA World Cup and the Socceroos will be hoping to write…
Here’s an article from the FIFA website why the World Cup is not a lost cause for Asia…
http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/news/y=2014/m=6/news=world-cup-not-a-lost-cause-for-asia-2388232.html
Asia remain football's laggards, as Latin America dominates
I agree, the idea of a CONMEBOL style qualification with a large group of 8 or even 10 could make it a tougher, longer campaign with guarantees the strongest Asian teams will come up against each other at least twice…
Asia remain football's laggards, as Latin America dominates
Good point artist formerly known as dave, it is the Americas that are dominating. US are looking strong. My oversight.
Asia remain football's laggards, as Latin America dominates
100% right, AZ_RBB
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