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Mile Jedinak

The Socceroos’ captain and an inspirational powerhouse in the centre of the park. He skippered the nation at Brazil 2014 and at Asian Cup 2015 – his leadership one of the reasons why Australia were victorious on home soil in the region’s showpiece event.

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Ben Halloran

Cairns born and Brisbane raised, Ben joined the Queensland Academy of Sport before he became a member of Gold Coast United’s inaugural National Youth League squad.

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James Holland

James Holland made an impressive A-League debut scoring a goal against Wellington Phoenix in his first game, making him the youngest player to score in the A-League.

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Massimo Luongo

A rising star of the Socceroos, the Swindon Town midfielder was taken to the 2014 World Cup for experience.

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Jackson Irvine

Born and raised in Melbourne, Jackson Irvine signed with Scottish giants Celtic in December 2010 after playing in the Victorian league system.

Oar in action for the Socceroos against Saudi Arabia.

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Tommy Oar

Oar burst onto the international scene after joining Brisbane Roar FC as a rising star of the local leagues at the start of the 2008-09 season.

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Matthew McKay

The Brisbane Roar stalwart was another of the 2015 Asian Cup winning success stories. His performances were outstanding highlighted by a poacher's goal against Oman in the group stage and an appearance off the bench in the final against South Korea.

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Mark Milligan

Milligan was one of the undoubted stars of the Asian Cup 2015. His range of passing, work-rate and coolness when taking penalties singled him out as one of the stars of the show for the trophy winners.

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Tomi Juric

What a rise it’s been for this young striker. He’s now challenging Tim Cahill for that central striker role in the Socceroos and is now an ACL and Asian Cup winner after an unforgettable 2014 and '15.

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Mathew Leckie

One of the up and coming stars who’ve blossomed under Ange Postecoglou, Leckie played a key role at Brazil 2014 and was again important for Australia in January 2015 as they claimed the Asian Cup.

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Harry Kewell

A wonderfully gifted footballer, Harry Kewell has been thrilling Australian football fans ever since he burst on to the scene with Leeds and the Qantas Socceroos in his teens.

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Tim Cahill

Tim Cahill is an Australian sporting icon. He is one of the few players on the planet to have scored at three World Cups – including one of last year’s greatest goals as voted by FIFA (his incredible, Van Basten-esque, volley against Holland at Brazil 2014).