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Football Australia back Graham Arnold for Socceroos WCQs

What we learned as the third round of Asian qualifiers for the World Cup got underway

The Socceroos' maddeningly familiar qualification headaches

Iraq

South Korea

Football Australia back Graham Arnold for Socceroos WCQs

What we learned as the third round of Asian qualifiers for the World Cup got underway

The Socceroos' maddeningly familiar qualification headaches

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FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC Standings

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4-2-0, 14 PTS

Lee Jae-Sung - 33'
Son Heung-Min - 74' Pen
Jeong Woo-Yeong - 79'

No.Name
1Fahad Talib Raheem
3Frans Dhia Haddad 4Mustafa Nadhim
23Mohanad Jeahze 6Ali Kadhim
22Rebin Solaka
2Ahmed Ibrahim Khalaf
19Mohammed Qasim 9Aymen Hussein
15Mohammed Ali Abbood 18Sajad Jassim
14Amjad Attwan 17Ahmed Basil
8Ibrahim Bayesh
16Ali Ibrahim Al-Hamadi
13Bashar Resan Bonyan

Substitutes
11Hassan Abdul-Karim
5Muntadher Mohammed
10Alaa Abdul Zahra
7Hussein Ammar
12Ali Yaseen
21Jiloan Hamad

Thani bin Jassim Stadium

3:00 PM, 16 November 2021

Doha, Qatar

Iraq

South Korea

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33
45
63
66
69
74
79
82
88
90+4

Football Australia chief executive James Johnson has backed Socceroos boss Graham Arnold to rebound from a winless start to the third phase of Asian qualification, saying the organisation would "put our faith" in the coach to engineer a turnaround.

From the Japanese juggernaut to numerical deficits not mattering, here's what we learnt from the third round of Asian qualifiers.

Graham Arnold's Socceroos are confronting the same challenges that led to such consternation last qualification campaign. Is anyone really that surprised?

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