Australia’s two most popular national sporting teams, the CommBank Matildas and Subway Socceroos, have launched TikTok accounts thanks to a new collaboration partnership between Football Australia and TikTok.
In what will be the most exciting 12-months for Australian football in the sport’s history, with both senior national teams competing in their respective FIFA World Cups, these TikTok accounts complement the teams’ existing digital and social media offerings and provide an opportunity to create fresh and unique content for fans, including exclusive before behind-the-scenes ac
This is it. The Socceroos control their destiny going into the final FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ Group D match against Denmark on Thursday morning at 2:00am (AEDT).
After Australia secured a gutsy 1-0 triumph over Tunisia in their last outing, the Socceroos are daring to dream heading into its final Group D match against Denmark at the Al Janoub Stadium in Al Wakrah.
Graham Arnold and Mathew Leckie today addressed the media ahead of the Socceroos' final FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 group game on Wednesday night (2am Thursday morning AEDT)
As we build up to Australia's clash with Denmark that will decide which nation qualifies for the Round of 16 out of Group D, catch the full press conference in the player above, or below via YouTube.
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Mathew Leckie says his side cannot afford to show France too much respect but stressed the team is completely aware of the quality they possess.
Australia begins its opening match of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ against the reigning world champions on Wednesday morning 6am AEDT.
Leckie suggested they will need to take the game to Les Bleus while staying disciplined in their shape and being physical.
Milos Degenek is no stranger to taking on the world's best.
With the Socceroos set to take on France on Wednesday at 6:00am (AEDT) in their opening game of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, the experienced defender knows what it takes to be ready to go for such a game.
Just like four years ago, Australia kicks off its tournament against France. Degenek was included in the squad back in 2018, but was an unused substitute in all three group matches.
The centre-back with 38 caps and one goal for his country is now hoping to make his mark at this year's tournament.