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Qatar World Cup 2022: How the Socceroos are preparing to face Lionel Messi's Argentina

All eyes will be on Lionel Messi as Australia takes on Argentina on Sunday — but the Socceroos know they can't afford to have tunnel vision.

ABC News

Socceroos put fandom to one side in bid to foil Lionel Messi and Argentina

Australia must figure out a way to contain the ubiquitous Messi while not forgetting about the rest of a team stacked with talent

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos World Cup run has made Australia fall in love with football again but for how long?

The game has been here before and progress has largely been squandered. These seedlings cannot be left to wither once more

The Guardian - AU

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Socceroos show smarts by appearing to obtain secret Danish note mid-game

Football Australia staff insist Graham Arnold would have made same substitution regardless of note

The Guardian - AU

Ex-Man Utd coach takes swipe at FIFA after helping Australia into World Cup last-16

Rene Meulensteen is Australia assistant manager and has helped the Socceroos emerge as a surprise package of the Qatar World Cup to reach the knockout stages

Daily Mirror

Socceroos capture Australian football's spirit and struggle in miraculous FIFA World Cup win over Denmark

The Socceroos are dreaming big at the FIFA World Cup under coach Graham Arnold, and their stunning victory over Denmark to move into the round of 16 is turning Australia into a nation of believers, writes Samantha Lewis.

ABC News

Christian Eriksen shows true colours after Denmark are dumped out of World Cup

Christian Eriksen suffered international despair on Wednesday after Denmark were knocked out of the World Cup by an unfancied Australia side at the Al Janoub Stadium

Daily Mirror

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What Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen did after Denmark exited World Cup

Denmark were tipped as World Cup dark horses by many but Christian Eriksen and co picked up just one point from three group games and exited the tournament on Wednesday.

Manchester Evening News

Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 11 – happy sleep means happy feet

Denmark depart much earlier than predicted and the France boss Didier Deschamps comes under fire despite his team topping the group. Are some people never satisfied? Maybe they need happy sleep.

Radio France Internationale

Australia’s ‘new golden generation’ set sights on more World Cup scalps

Echoing the great class of 2006, this current Socceroos team are into the last 16 in Qatar

The Independent UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: will Belgium avoid being great underachievers?

The ‘Golden Generation’ will have to beat the 2018 finalists to salvage their tournament

The Guardian - UK

Two minutes of chaos that fired Socceroos into World Cup last 16

When Tunisia scored against France, Australia’s hopes took a sudden dive. But within seconds Mathew Leckie had changed everything again

The Guardian - AU

‘Now these guys are heroes’: Socceroos bound into last-16 date with Argentina

Mathew Leckie’s goal is now sporting folklore – the goal that sank Denmark – as Australia finished second in their group with a 1-0 win and will face Argentina in the last 16 of the World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Messi's Argentina looms for Socceroos in knockout phase of World Cup

Australia will meet the winners of Group C, which looms as the victor of Argentina's clash with Poland later on Wednesday.

Newcastle Herald

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The Guardian - AU

Graham Arnold hails Socceroos after team ‘unites the country’ with World Cup run

The Australia coach was left ‘so proud and happy’ after his side’s 1-0 win over Denmark that saw Australia reach the last 16 for the first time since 2006

The Guardian - AU

Fans react after Socceroos beat Denmark – as it happened

Graham Arnold’s side have made it to the knockout phase of the World Cup for the first time since 2006. This blog is now closed

Daily Mirror

Australia stun disappointing Denmark to claim surprise World Cup 2022 last 16 place

AUSTRALIA 1-0 DENMARK: Graham Arnold's Socceroos claimed a fine 1-0 win over the Europeans, who after reaching the Euro 2020 semi-final last year have badly under-performed in Qatar and head home with just one point to their name

The Independent UK

Australia World Cup 2022 squad guide: Full fixtures, group, ones to watch, odds and more

Australia squeezed through qualifying thanks to a dramatic penalty shootout win over Peru and face a tricky group containing the world champions France and an in-form Denmark

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The National (Scotland)

Australia's Scottish contingent celebrate as World Cup last-16 spot is secured

The Socceroos have a strong core of Scottish-based players in their squad in Qatar.

The Guardian - AU

Mat Leckie strike stuns Denmark and sends Australia into World Cup last 16

Goal in 60th minute proves decisive as Socceroos qualify for knockout phase for first time since 2006

The Independent UK

Australia stun Denmark to reach World Cup last 16 for first time in 16 years

The Socceroos and the Danes had been in danger of crashing out of the tournament.

Chronicle Live

Australia make decision on Newcastle United striker Garang Kuol for World Cup decider

Australia need just a point as long as France defeat Tunisia in the other group game

Radio France Internationale

Qatar World Cup: time to go home - the moment of truth in Groups C and D

All four teams go into the final phase of games in Group C with the chance to qualify for the last-16 of the World Cup.

Evening Standard

Australia coach challenges Socceroos to ‘leave a legacy’ with run to World Cup 2022 knockouts

Australia coach Graham Arnold has challenged his side to “leave a legacy” by booking a place in the World Cup last-16 against Denmark.

The Guardian - AU

Can Graham Arnold’s Socceroos create the legacy he craves in do-or-die Denmark game?

Whether he stays or goes after this World Cup, the Australia coach has done more than he came to do

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