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The Socceroos face Japan on Thursday night in Perth, and a win will guarantee them a place World Cup in the US, Mexico and Canada. The match against Japan will be broadcast live and free on Australias Network 10 with coverage beginning on Channel 10 from 8:30pm AEST. The qualifier will also be streamed live via both 10 Play and Paramount
Socceroos squad for last two games against Japan and Saudi Arabia:
Daniel Arzani, Aziz Behich, Brandon Borrello, Kasey Bos, Martin Boyle, Cameron Burgess, Anthony Caceres, Alessandro Circati, Milos Degenek, Mitchell Duke, Joe Gauci, Jason Geria, Paul Izzo, Riley McGree, Connor Metcalfe, Lewis Miller, Paul Okon-Engstler, Aiden O’Neill, Kye Rowles, Mat Ryan, Mohamed Toure, Adam Taggart, Ryan Teague, Marco Tilio, Kai Trewin, Patrick Yazbek
The Socceroos have not qualified directly for the World Cup since 2014. They required a playoff to qualify in both 2018 and 2022 under a stricter format, as the World Cup has expanded to 48 teams in 2026, up from 32.
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The Socceroos face Japan on Thursday night in Perth, and a win will guarantee them a place in the US, Mexico and Canada. The match against Japan will be broadcast live and free on Australias Network 10 with coverage beginning on Channel 10 from 8:30pm AEST. The qualifier will also be streamed live via both 10 Play and Paramount
Socceroos squad for last two games against Japan and Saudi Arabia:
Daniel Arzani, Aziz Behich, Brandon Borrello, Kasey Bos, Martin Boyle, Cameron Burgess, Anthony Caceres, Alessandro Circati, Milos Degenek, Mitchell Duke, Joe Gauci, Jason Geria, Paul Izzo, Riley McGree, Connor Metcalfe, Lewis Miller, Paul Okon-Engstler, Aiden O’Neill, Kye Rowles, Mat Ryan, Mohamed Toure, Adam Taggart, Ryan Teague, Marco Tilio, Kai Trewin, Patrick Yazbek
The Socceroos have not qualified directly for the World Cup since 2014. They required a playoff to qualify in both 2018 and 2022 under a stricter format, as the World Cup has expanded to 48 teams in 2026, up from 32.