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Australia — World Cup
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Australia
National football team. 6 FIFA World Cup appearance(s); first in 1974.
player → plays for
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Aaron Mooy
Adam Federici
Adam Taggart
Adrian Alston
Aiden O’Neill
Aivi Luik
Ajdin Hrustic
Alanna Kennedy
Alessandro Circati
Alex Wilkinson
Alicia Ferguson
Alison Forman
Allan Maher
Amy Beattie
Amy Harrison
Amy Taylor
Amy Wilson
Andrew Nabbout
Andrew Redmayne
Angela Iannotta
Anissa Tann
Ante Covic
April Mann
Archie Thompson
See all 212 in Browse →
booking → for team
67
Red card: Alanna Kennedy 104'
Red card: Brett Emerton 81'
Red card: Harry Kewell 24'
Red card: Ray Richards 37'
Red card: Sonia Gegenhuber 30'
Red card: Tim Cahill 56'
Yellow card: Aaron Mooy 90'+5'
Yellow card: Alison Forman 25'
Yellow card: Alison Forman 42'
Yellow card: Angela Iannotta 82'
Yellow card: Aziz Behich 4'
Yellow card: Aziz Behich 87'
world cup match → home team
19
Australia 0–0 Chile (1974)
Australia 0–1 Japan (2015)
Australia 0–2 Peru (2018)
Australia 0–3 Spain (2014)
Australia 1–0 Denmark (2022)
Australia 1–1 Ghana (1999)
Australia 1–1 Norway (2007)
Australia 1–1 Sweden (2015)
Australia 1–2 Italy (2019)
Australia 1–2 Russia (2003)
Australia 1–3 Sweden (1999)
manager → managed
11
Adrian Santrac
Alen Stajcic
Ange Postecoglou
Ante Milicic
Graham Arnold
Greg Brown
Guus Hiddink
Pim Verbeek
Rale Rasic
Tom Sermanni
Tony Popovic
in confederation → confederation
1
Asian Football Confederation
Yellow card: Brett Emerton 13'
Yellow card: Brett Emerton 67'
Yellow card: Caitlin Munoz 85'
Yellow card: Carl Valeri 58'
Yellow card: Cheryl Salisbury 37'
Yellow card: Cheryl Salisbury 73'
Yellow card: Cheryl Salisbury 90'
Yellow card: Collette McCallum 90'
Yellow card: Craig Moore 24'
Yellow card: Craig Moore 58'
Yellow card: Craig Moore 85'
Yellow card: Daniel Arzani 60'
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Australia 2–0 Nigeria (2015)
Australia 2–1 Norway (2011)
Australia 2–1 Serbia (2010)
Australia 2–2 Canada (2007)
Australia 2–3 Netherlands (2014)
Australia 3–1 Japan (2006)
Australia 3–2 Brazil (2019)
Australia 3–2 Equatorial Guinea (2011)