It's been an eight-month wait between Alessandro Circati's first and second international cap, and fans can expect to see an even more polished player when he steps out for the Socceroos against Palestine on Tuesday night.
Circati is set to partner fellow Perth product Cameron Burgess in the heart of defence as the Socceroos attempt to finish the current World Cup qualifier stage with a perfect record.
The Socceroos defeated Bangladesh 2-0 on an inconsistent pitch on Thursday, and they can look forward to much better conditions when they head to HBF Park for Tuesday's match.
