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Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 7 - PSG stars and a nice touch

Paris Saint-Germain players scored three of the day's six goals. But that's not surprising ... for they are called Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé while Australia make a mark on and off the pitch.

Radio France Internationale

World Cup recap, Day 7: France through, Argentina survive

France beats Denmark, Argentina defeats Mexico, Poland wins over Saudi Arabia, and an Australian victory over Tunisia.

Al Jazeera

The ‘J sign’ that capped off Mitchell Duke’s story from journeyman to joy

The striker’s winner resuscitated Australia’s World Cup campaign – and his gesture to son Jaxson symbolised his personal sacrifice

The Guardian - AU

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Today at the World Cup: Superstars Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe take centre stage

Argentina put themselves back in contention in Group C, while France became the first country to qualify for the last 16.

The Independent UK

'Proper little s********' - Manchester United fans love Hannibal Mejbri's antics vs Australia

Man United youngster Hannibal ensured he got some screen time despite failing to come off the bench in his side's defeat

Manchester Evening News

World Cup 2022: Socceroos player ratings in epic win over Tunisia

A dominant first half produced the only goal of the game from Mitch Duke, before the Socceroos withstood intense Tunisian pressure in the second term to claim a famous victory.

ABC News

Aussie spirit earned Socceroos victory over Tunisia, says boss Graham Arnold

It was Australia’s first win at a finals in 12 years.

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Tunisia 0-1 Australia: World Cup player ratings

Harry Souttar was colossal at the back for the Socceroos while match-winner Mitch Duke led the line with aplomb

The Guardian - AU

Australia ignite bid for World Cup 2022 knockout rounds as Mitchell Duke downs Tunisia

TUNISIA 0-1 AUSTRALIA: The Socceroos bounced back from their thumping defeat to France in their World Cup 2022 opener with a hard-fought victory over Tunisia to give their qualification hopes a huge boost

Daily Mirror

Tunisia 0-1 Australia: Mitchell Duke header enough in narrow World Cup 2022 win

Australia earned their first World Cup win in 12 years thanks to Mitchell Duke’s fine header to down Tunisia.

Evening Standard

Australia vs Tunisia Highlights: Australia end 12-year wait for a win at World Cup, beat Tunisia 1-0

NEW DELHI: Striker Mitchell Duke scored as Australia registered a memorable 1-0 win over Tunisia in their FIFA World Cup Group D encounter at the Al Janoub Stadium stadium in Qatar on Saturday. This is Australia's first win in a World Cup in 12 years.

The Times of India

Australia Beats Tunisia 1-0 to Revive Its World Cup Campaign

Australia beat Tunisia 1-0 on Saturday to revive its chances of advancing from the group stage at the World Cup. Mitchell Duke gave Australia the lead midway through the first half with a header. Defending champion France and Australia lead Group D with three points each, while Denmark and Tunisia…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mitch Duke header downs Tunisia to keep Australia alive at World Cup

The Australia striker’s first-half header proved decisive against Tunisia and gave the Socceroos their first win at a World Cup in 12 years, 1-0

The Guardian - AU

Australia boost qualification chances with 1-0 win over Tunisia

Mitchell Duke’s clinical header in the first half helped secure three points for the Socceroos.

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The Guardian - AU

Fran Karacic to come in at right-back for Socceroos’ crunch game against Tunisia

Brescia man replaces injured Nathaniel Atkinson for Saturday’s game but fitness of key attacker Ajdin Hrustic remains a doubt

Evening Standard

Tunisia vs Australia lineups: Starting XIs, confirmed team news and injury latest for World Cup 2022 today

Australia and Tunisia both made one change for their World Cup Group D clash on Saturday with no place in the starting line-ups for Socceroos midfielder Ajdin Hrustic or feted Tunisian striker Wahbi Khazri.

Daily Mirror

France's Adrien Rabiot proves he's ready to put World Cup and Man Utd snubs behind him

FRANCE 4-1 AUSTRALIA: Les Bleus were trailing in their World Cup opener until midfielder Adrien Rabiot grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and showed why Manchester United were so keen to sign him

AAP

Cahill laces up to help Socceroos strikers

Socceroos striker Mitchell Duke has benefited from some words of wisdom from Australian football great Tim Cahill in the lead up to the World Cup in Qatar.

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The Guardian - AU

Garang Kuol makes Australia’s World Cup squad as Sainsbury and Langerak miss out

Garang Kuol will go to a World Cup without having started a professional league match after the 18-year-old was included in Australia’s 26-man squad

AAP

Kuol in Socceroos' Qatar World Cup squad

Teenager Garang Kuol is in Australia's 26-man squad for the World Cup in Qatar, but Japan-based goalkeeper Mitch Langerak has been overlooked.

AAP

Japan show up poor Socceroos' failings

Australia's bid for automatic qualification for the World Cup is over and the Socceroos' tactical failings were badly exposed in their loss to Japan.

AAP

Socceroos sunk 2-0 by late Japan surge

The Socceroos' bid for automatic qualification for the Qatar World Cup is over after they suffered a 2-0 defeat to Japan.

ABC News

Socceroos' automatic World Cup qualification hopes dashed in 2-0 loss to Japan in Sydney

Late goals deliver Japan a 2-0 victory, meaning the Socceroos will have to go down the intercontinental knock-out path to reach the World Cup in Qatar.

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