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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.

The Independent UK

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

Chronicle Live

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.

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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.

Evening Standard

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

The Guardian - AU

‘They’ll come out strong’: Denmark wary of early Australia threat in World Cup clash

Denmark are braced for a Socceroos onslaught, with coach Kasper Hjulmand expecting ‘they’ll run against us’ early and hard

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos play waiting game on Ajdin Hrustic ahead of crucial Denmark clash

Graham Arnold has delayed naming his starting XI for the final Group D match to see how his players pull up after a physical encounter with Tunisia

The Guardian - AU

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Graham Arnold’s serendipitous Socceroos hold destiny in their own hands as Denmark D-day approaches

Graham Arnold wants his Socceroos to leave a legacy — and the key will be the little battles and moments against Denmark as they chase a place in the knockout stages for the second time in history.

ABC News

Graham Arnold calls for more resources and reform in Australian football

Graham Arnold has expressed ‘massive concerns’ over the state of football development in Australia on the eve of the Socceroos’ decisive World Cup group match with Denmark

The Guardian - UK

Graham Arnold warns Socceroos of social media perils before crunch World Cup game

Graham Arnold has implored his players to avoid reading ‘shite’ on social media, warning it will negatively affect their psychological preparation

The Guardian - AU

Denmark face test of nerve as Australia plan for Eriksen’s quality

With distractions off the pitch, and a lack of goals on it, the Danes must overcome a bouncing Socceroos to qualify

The Guardian - AU

Fans can watch Socceroos at the pub as NSW and WA extend trading hours for Australia’s World Cup matches

Licensed venues can stay open if broadcasting vital game against Denmark which kicks off 2am AEDT Thursday

The Guardian - AU

How Denmark has helped shape the Socceroos’ World Cup campaign

The Danish Superliga, with its strikingly similar culture, has become a popular destination for Australian players

The Guardian - AU

Socceroos enjoy perennial underdog status and plot Denmark conquest

Every Australian team in history has been underestimated, says Craig Goodwin, and that suits Graham Arnold’s squad just fine

The Guardian - AU

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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.

The Guardian - UK

Australia explodes with joy after first World Cup win in 12 years

The 1-0 win over Tunisia leaves the Socceroos one game away from reaching the knockout stages for the first time since 2006

ABC News

Socceroos embrace the fight against Tunisia to secure first World Cup win in 12 years

In repelling wave after wave of Tunisia's increasingly desperate attacks, the Socceroos finally showed us something they have known all along, writes Samantha Lewis.

The Guardian - AU

‘We’ve done nothing’: Arnold tells Australia to focus after Tunisia victory

Australia must focus on their final group game against Denmark, said Graham Arnold, after his side won their first World Cup match in 12 years

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ABC 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

How the internet reacted to the Socceroos win over Tunisia — nerves, more nerves, and pure joy

A 12-year winless streak snapped, just like that. The Socceroos beat Tunisia 1-0 to keep their World Cup campaign alive — here's how the internet reacted.

The Independent UK

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

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

Edinburgh Live

Kye Rowles shines for Australia as Hearts star stands tall in crucial World Cup victory

The Jambos defender recovered from a foot problem in time to make the major tournament in Qatar and is now proving to be a key man for his nation in the middle-east.

Daily Record

Martin Boyle in emotional Australia celebration as Graham Arnold gathers squad around injured Hibs star

Arnold threw an arm round Boyle with the squad circled in a passionate address following Tunisia win.

The Guardian - AU

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

AAP

Socceroos make one change for Tunisia game

Australia's coach Graham Arnold has made just one change to his starting line-up for the vital World Cup game against Tunisia.

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