Socceroos News

Canberra product Ned Zelic during the Socceroos' 1999 clash against Brazil.

Meet some of ACT’s Socceroos alumnae

With Australia playing at GIO Stadium on November 12, we spotlight some of the best-known players from the ACT who've had the honour of wearing the Socceroos' jersey.

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6 cool Tom Rogic facts

With Socceroo Tom Rogic set to light up Canberra in a homecoming for the ACT star in next month’s FIFA 2018 World Cup qualifier against Kyrgyzstan, we delve deeper into the career of our Tom.

Jonathan Vakirtzis makes a lunging tackle to stop a Mexican attack.

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Vidmar: Joeys' fate in their own hands

The Joeys control their 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup destiny - and have every chance of progressing from their group says coach Tony Vidmar.

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Vidmar: Joeys' fate in their own hands

The Joeys control their 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup destiny - and have every chance of progressing from their group says coach Tony Vidmar.

Joe Caletti and Panos Armenakas were part of an impressive Joeys outfit that earned a draw against Mexico

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Joeys draw with Mexico at U-17 World Cup

An impressive Australia have drawn 0-0 with Mexico in their second Group C game of the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Chillan, Chile.

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Joeys draw with Mexico at U-17 World Cup

An impressive Australia have drawn 0-0 with Mexico in their second Group C game of the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Chillan, Chile.

Socceroos striker Tim Cahill holds the AFC Asian Cup.

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Cahill scores as Shenhua cruise into Chinese Cup final

Tim Cahill has scored again to help Shanghai Shenhua win through to the Chinese FA Cup final overnight.

Josh Laws speaks at the pre-match press conference before Mexico

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Joeys to bounce back against Mexico

The Joeys' Josh Laws has issued a rallying call to his Aussie teammates to redeem themselves against Mexico after losing to Germany in their FIFA U-17 World Cup opener.

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Joeys to bounce back against Mexico

The Joeys' Josh Laws has issued a rallying call to his Aussie teammates to redeem themselves against Mexico after losing to Germany in their FIFA U-17 World Cup opener.

Josh Hope has a shot at goal against Germany

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Joeys need to back themselves against Mexico

The Joeys can defeat Mexico in their second FIFA U-17 World Cup group stage match if they stick to their guns, FFA U-16/U-17 technical director Peter de Roo says.

Pierce Waring attempts to round the German keeper in the Joeys' opening FIFA U-17 World Cup match

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Disciplined Joeys can defeat Mexico

Resilience will be the key for the Joeys as they look to bounce back against Mexico in their second 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup game on Thursday morning [AEDT].

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Disciplined Joeys can defeat Mexico

Resilience will be the key for the Joeys as they look to bounce back against Mexico in their second 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup game on Thursday morning [AEDT].

Jordan's Hamza Al Dardour races away from Socceroos defender Tarek Elrich.

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Asian A-League radar: 7 WC stars to watch

Four games into the second round of qualification for the 2018 FIFA World Cup and Australia is sitting in a reasonable position in their group, especially with three games of the four remaining at home.

Socceroos midfielder Massimo Luongo thanks members of the crowd after Australia's AFC Asian Cup triumph.

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Socceroo star misses Ballon d'Or 23-player shortlist

Socceroo Massimo Luongo has missed out on selection in the final 23-player list for this year’s Ballon d’Or Award.

Tony Vidmar speaks at a press conference at the 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup

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Profligacy costs Joeys, says Vidmar

Clinical finishing was the difference in the Joeys’ 4-1 loss to Germany in their opening FIFA U-17 World Cup match, according to Australian U-17 head coach Tony Vidmar.