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MLS serves as a beneficial stepping stone for Australian footballers' careers, emphasizing professionalism and investment in talent.

Tony Popovic emphasizes that winning ugly is acceptable, illustrated by Australia's 1-1 draw against Japan despite not having any shots on target.

Tony Popovic is committed to revitalizing the Socceroos' performance after taking over as head coach.

Australia remains in contention for the World Cup after a significant victory against China, marking a successful debut for manager Tony Popovic.

Tony Popovic is the new coach of the Socceroos, set to lead the team through to the 2026 World Cup.

Japan's J League structure significantly supports its international football success.

Australia is struggling against Japan, with a long victory drought.

The upcoming qualifier is crucial for evaluating Australia's chances in World Cup qualification.

Australia and Japan's football rivalry is built on mutual respect despite its intense nature over multiple World Cup cycles.

Australia is expected to win 2-0 against China with minimal resistance.

Graham Arnold resigned as Australia's head coach, prioritizing the nation's future after a poor start in World Cup qualifying.

Sizeable Lebanese community in western Sydney may make Lebanon vs Socceroos feel like a home game for the Cedars.

Australia leads in the World Cup qualifiers with two consecutive wins, while Lebanon drew with Bangladesh and Palestine.

Graham Arnold resigns as Australia's coach, prompting urgent search for a new leader ahead of World Cup qualifiers.

Australia's inconsistency in finishing led to a frustrating 0-0 draw against Indonesia in World Cup qualifiers, demonstrating ongoing issues in goal-scoring.

Craig Goodwin's performance was pivotal in Australia's 3-1 victory against China in Tony Popovic's first match as head coach.

Socceroos coach Graham Arnold aims for a strong response after disappointing defeat to Bahrain, stressing the need for mental and performance improvement against Indonesia.

Graham Arnold resigns as Socceroos head coach after disappointing World Cup qualifying results, emphasizing the need for change for both himself and the program.

Graham Arnold's 39-year affiliation with the Socceroos ends with his resignation, marking a significant moment in Australian football history.

Socceroos still have qualification hopes despite disappointing draws, but must convert chances to succeed.

Australia's Socceroos must improve their tactical approach after a disappointing 1-0 loss against Bahrain in their World Cup qualifier.

Socceroos suffer a disappointing 1-0 loss to Bahrain, hindering World Cup qualification hopes due to possession dominance without conversion.

Australian football faced another crisis following the Socceroos' historic 1-0 loss to Bahrain in World Cup qualification.