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Socceroos Asian Cup qualifying draw

The Socceroos will face its closest Asian neighbour Indonesia, plus Oman and Kuwait in its qualifying group for the 2011 Asian Cup.

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Australia slips five in rankings

Australia has slipped five places to number 40 in the latest world rankings released by FIFA yesterday.

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2010 World Cup pathway

2010 FIFA World Cup final pathway

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Carle makes move to Palace

English Championship side Crystal Palace has completed its move for Socceroos midfielder Nick Carle yesterday.

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Qantas Joeys squad named for ASEAN Championship

The Australian Under 16 Football Team leave Australia on Wednesday to participate in an Asean Football Federation Youth Championship in Jakarta from 9-19 July.

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Australia all square with Chile in Darwin

The Qantas Under 23's have drawn 1-1 with Chile in the second game of their two-match series being played in Darwin.

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Qantas Under 23s Go Down in Seven-Goal Thriller

The Qantas Under 23s have been defeated 3-4 by Chile Under 23s in an enthralling match at Darwin Football Stadium tonight.

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Verbeek satisfied with draw

Socceroos coach Pim Verbeek is satisfied with the draw his team has received for the final stage of Asian qualifiers for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

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Australia draws Japan in World Cup qualifiers

Australia has drawn its 2006 World Cup rival Japan in Group A of the fourth qualifying stage of the AFC 2010 World Cup qualifiers. They are joined in the group by Bahrain, Uzbekistan and Qatar.

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Matildas give China a pre-game work out

Matildas Coach Tom Sermanni has named an 18-player squad for the Matildas upcoming two match tour of China in July.

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No easy decision for Arnold

Qantas Under 23’s coach Graham Arnold has said naming the squad for the Beijing Olympics is probably the toughest thing he has ever has to do so far in his coaching career.

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Football announces Disability Action Plan

With support from the Australian Sports Commission’s (ASC’s) Disability Sport unit, Football Federation Australia (FFA) and its Member Federations have committed to the philosophy of making football accessible to all.