Vote now! Which was Tim Cahill's most memorable goal?

He’s done it time and time again for the Caltex Socceroos so now we want you to vote on the most memorable Tim Cahill goal he's scored for the national team.

The Aussie hero racked up his 49^th and 50^th international goals for the national team to help steer Australia past a dogged Syrian outfit in Sydney on Tuesday night.

And with the Socceroos set to face Honduras next month for a place at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, Cahill could again prove the key to Australia’s chances.

After delivering on so many occasions for the Australia, we’ve picked out four of the City superstar’s most memorable goals in the green and gold.

But which has been the most memorable? Vote in the Twitter poll at the bottom of the page.

JAPAN, 2006 FIFA WORLD CUP

Who could forget? Cahill pounced on a loose ball inside a packed Japanese box before lashing home to net Australia’s first ever World Cup goal.

He then backed that up effort just minutes later with a fizzing effort from the edge of the box which hit both posts before nestling into the back of the net.

HOLLAND, 2014 FIFA WORLD CUP

Nominated for goal of the tournament, Cahill’s volley against the Netherlands will live long in the memory of Aussie football fans.

Ryan McGowan’s drifted a long diagonal ball into the box which Cahill allowed to drop over his shoulder before unleashing a thumping left-foot volley which crashed into the back of the net.

CHINA, 2015 ASIAN CUP

Cometh the hour, cometh the man!

With scores locked at 0-0 in the Asian Cup Quarter-Final, Cahill reacted quickest to a high ball inside the box before executing an acrobatic bicycle kick which left China stunned.

SYRIA, 2017 FIFA WORLD CUP QUALIFIER

After a frustrating night against a stoic defensive opponent, Cahill again proved Australia’s savior with a trademark header at Stadium Australia. Robbie Kruse whipped in an inviting cross which Cahill met with aplomb to hand the Socceroos a thrilling 2-1 victory in extra time.