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«Socceroos»

68 Matches
38 wins
14 draws
16 losses
116–54 Goals
+62 Difference
1.7 Scored per game
Form W 14 Jun · Home Turkey · 2:0 L 19 Jun · Away USA · 0:2 D 26 Jun · Away Paraguay · 0:0 D 3 Jul · Home Egypt · 1:1 D 25 Sep · Home Brazil · 1:1 L 29 Sep · Home Brazil · 2:4

Tim Cahill remains the reference point for anyone talking about the Socceroos: 50 goals in 108 caps, a scoring run through three World Cups, and a hand in the 2015 Asian Cup win that stands as the country's one major title. His finish against Japan in 2006 is the kind of moment the team is still measured against.

Australia's first international match came on 17 June 1922, a 3–1 defeat to New Zealand in Dunedin, and that fixture set the tone for a rivalry that has outlasted every tournament change since. The two countries have played for the Soccer Ashes, a trophy first created in 1923 and revived in 2023, and for years settled their Trans-Tasman meetings through a dedicated cup, which Australia won four times between 1986 and 1995.

The nickname Socceroos did not come naturally. Fans voted for "Emus" in 1967, and it took a journalist, Tony Horstead, coining an alternative in 1972 to give the team the name that stuck through the 1974 World Cup campaign — its first appearance at the tournament.

The Asian Cup win in 2015 followed a runners-up finish in 2011, and Australia has since made the World Cup a regular fixture rather than an occasional breakthrough.

With no fixed home ground, the team's biggest occasions tend to migrate between the Melbourne Cricket Ground, Accor Stadium, and the other major venues across the country, drawing crowds shaped by whichever city gets the fixture that year.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
29 Sep Friendlies Brazil H 2:4 L
25 Sep Friendlies Brazil H 1:1 D
3 Jul World Cup Egypt H 1:1 D
26 Jun World Cup Paraguay A 0:0 D
19 Jun World Cup USA A 0:2 L
14 Jun World Cup Turkey H 2:0 W

Standing

Asian Cup

Group stage · Group B

# Team M W D L Goals Pts
1 Australia 3 2 1 0 4:1 7
2 Uzbekistan 3 1 2 0 4:1 5
3 Syria 3 1 1 1 1:1 4
4 India 3 0 0 3 0:6 0
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 68
68 Matches
38 wins
14 draws
16 losses
116–54 Goals
+62 Difference
1.7 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 68
38wins: 38 · 55% 14draws: 14 · 20% 16losses: 16 · 23%
wins draws losses
Scored and conceded last matches
14 Jun · Home Turkey · 2:0
19 Jun · Away USA · 0:2
26 Jun · Away Paraguay · 0:0
3 Jul · Home Egypt · 1:1
25 Sep · Home Brazil · 1:1
29 Sep · Home Brazil · 2:4
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 68 35 33
Scored 116 74 42
Conceded 54 22 32
Scored per game 1.7 2.1 1.3
Conceded per game 0.8 0.6 1.0
Difference +62 +52 +10

Key players

by appearances over the last year

Squad of Australia

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
18 Patrick Beach Goalkeeper 6
26 Tete Yengi Forward 6
25 Lucas Herrington Defender 6
12 Paul Izzo Goalkeeper 6
13 Aiden O'Neill Midfielder 6
17 Nestory Irankunda Forward 6
3 Alessandro Circati Defender 6
22 Jackson Alexander Irvine Midfielder 6
8 Connor Metcalfe Forward 6
19 AU Harry James Souttar Defender 27 6
16 Aziz Eraltay Behich Midfielder 6
6 Jason Kato Geria Defender 6
2 Miloš Degenek Defender 6
24 P. Okon-Engstler Midfielder 6
10 Nishan Velupillay Forward 6
1 Mathew David Ryan Goalkeeper 5
10 Ajdin Hrustić Midfielder 5
21 AU Cameron Robert Burgess Defender 30 5
15 Kai Clifton Trewin Defender 5
9 AU Mohamed Touré Forward 22 5
14 AU Cameron Devlin Midfielder 28 5
20 AU Cristian Volpato Forward 22 5
11 Awer Bul Mabil Midfielder 5
5 Jordan Bos Midfielder 5
4 Jacob Michael Italiano Midfielder 4
7 Mathew Allan Leckie Midfielder 3
5 K. Bos Forward 1
23 AU Yaya Dukuly Forward 23 1
1 AU Jacob Chapman Goalkeeper 25 1
15 Dylan Leonard Defender 1
7 Patrick Yazbek Midfielder 1
21 Kealey Adamson Defender 1
14 Riley Patrick McGree Midfielder 1
20 Eli Adams Midfielder 1
11 AU M. Yunis Forward 21 1

Fixtures of Australia

Honours of Australia

  • OFC Nations Cup 1980, 1996, 2000, 2004 4
  • Trans-Tasman Cup 1986, 1988, 1991, 1995 4
  • AFC Asian Cup 2015 1
  • OFC Nations Cup 1998, 2002 2
  • AFC Asian Cup 2011 1
  • FIFA Confederations Cup 1997 1
  • FIFA Confederations Cup 2001 1

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