SEASONS 2010 – 2016

SEASON 2010 – 2012

2010 – 2012

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

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Match Details:
2010 World Cup match vs Germany hosted in Durban (South Africa)

Result:
Australia 0 – 4 Germany (Sunday, 13th June 2010)

Player: Eugen-Josip „Eugene“ Galekovic Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #520

Socceroos Date of Debut:
28th January 2009, Australia vs Indonesia, Jakarta (Indonesia)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Craig Moore, Jason Culina, Brett Emerton, Luke Wilkshire, Scott Chipperfield, Vince Grella, Carl Valeri, Richard Garcia, Tim Cahill, Nikita Rukavytsya, Mile Jedinak, Adam Federici, Eugen-Josip Galekovic, Michael Beauchamp, Mark Milligan, David Carney, Mark Bresciano, Dario Vidosic, Brett Holman, Harry Kewell, Joshua Kennedy Manager: Pim Verbeek

Stats & Facts:
The 4-0 loss against Germany was also the highest loss of the Socceroos in any World Cup match. (1974-2018) After the 2010 World Cup Pim Verbeek retired as our Socceroos coach. Thanks Pim for your time as our Socceroos coach and we will never forget you.

FIFA World Cup losses:

14th June 1974 – East Germany 2 – 0 Australia
18th June 1974 – West Germany 3 – 0 Australia

18th June 2006 – Brazil 2 – 0 Australia
26th June 2006 – Italy 1 – 0 Australia

13th June 2010 – Australia 0 – 4 Germany

13th June 2014 – Australia 1 – 3 Chile
18th June 2014 – Australia 2 – 3 Netherlands
23th June 2014 – Australia 0 – 3 Spain

16th June 2018 – Australia 1 – 2 France
26th June 2018 – Australia 0 – 2 Peru

2010 – 2012

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2010 World Cup qualifying match vs Oman hosted in Muscat (Oman)

Result:
Oman 1 – 0 Australia (Friday, 11th November 2011)

Player: Nathan Coe Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #541

Socceroos Date of Debut:
05th January 2011, Australia vs United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Rhys Williams, Luke Wilkshire, Joshua Kennedy, Harry Kewell, Brett Holman, Mile Jedinak, Carl Valeri, Matthew McKay, Mattew Spiranovic, Robbie Kruse, Brett Emerton, Nathan Coe, Adam Federici, Sasa Ognenovski, Michael Zullo, Neil Kilkenny, Mitch Nichols, Adam Sarota, James Troisi, Alex Brosque Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
The Socceroos have lost only once in 9 matches against Oman and the loss has happened on 11th November 2011.

08th July 2007 – Australia 2 – 0 Oman
14th October 2009 – Australia 1 – 0 Oman
14th November 2009 – Oman 1 – 2 Australia
11th October 2011 – Australia 3 – 0 Oman
11th November 2011 – Oman 1 – 0 Australia
08th June 2012 – Australia 0 – 0 Oman
26th March 2013 – Australia 2 – 2 Oman
13th January 2015 – Oman 0 – 4 Australia
30th December 2018 – Australia 5 – 0 Oman

2010 – 2012

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Player: Bradley „Brad“ Jones Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #502

Socceroos Date of Debut:
02nd June 2007, Australia vs Uruguay, Sydney (Australia)

2010 – 2012

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Switzerland hosted in St. Gallen (Switzerland)

Result:
Switzerland 0 – 0 Australia (Friday, 03rd September 2010)

Player: Jason Culina Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #483

Socceroos Date of Debut:
09th February 2005, Australia vs South Africa, Durban (South Africa)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, David Carney, Tim Cahill, Jason Culina, Matthew Spiranovic, Brett Emerton, Luke Wilkshire, Brett Holman, Carl Valeri, Scott McDonald, Dario Vidosic, Mile Jedinak, Tommy Oar Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
It was the first and only match between Switzerland and Australia till today (2020).

03rd September 2010 – Switzerland 0 – 0 Australia

Atfer the retirement of Socceroos coach Pim Verbeek, the Dutch Han Berger managed the team for a single match against Slovenia (11th August 2010) before the new coach Holger Osieck from Germany took over. With this decision the FFA still follows their idea of an European coach for the Socceroos instead of a native manager.

2010 – 2012

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2014 World Cup qualifying match vs Saudi Arabia hosted in Dammam (Saudi Arabia)

Result:
Saudi Arabia 1 – 3 Australia (Tuesday, 06th September 2011)

Player: Luke Wilkshire Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #481

Socceroos Date of Debut:
26th May 2014, Australia vs South Africa, Sydney (Australia)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Michael Zullo, Sasa Ognenovski, Brett Emerton, Brett Holman, Luke Wilkshire (goal 77min), Joshua Kennedy (goals 40min & 56min), Matthew McKay, Mile Jedinak, Carl Valeri, Robbie Kruse, Tim Cahill, Mark Milligan, Nathan Coe, Adam Federici, Luke De Vere, Matthew Spiranovic, Adam Sarota, James Troisi, Alex Brosque Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
Australia vs Saudi Arabia (scoreless October)

09th July 1988 – Australia 3 – 0 Saudi Arabia
09th October 1996 – Saudi Arabia 0 – 0 Australia
16th December 1997 – Saudi Arabia 1 – 0 Australia
06th September 2011 – Saudi Arabia 1 – 3 Australia
29th February 2012 – Australia 4 – 2 Saudi Arabia
08th September 2014 – Saudi Arabia 2 – 3 Australia
06th October 2016 – Saudi Arabia 0 – 0 Australia
08th June 2017 – Australia 3 – 2 Saudi Arabia

2010 – 2012

Kit: Away Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2010 World Cup Finals vs Germany hosted in Durban (South Africa)

Result:
Australia 0 – 4 Germany (Sunday, 13th June 2010)

Player: Craig Moore Position: Defender Socceroos Cap: #409

Socceroos Date of Debut:
21th June 1995, Australia vs Ghana, Adelaide (Australia)

Stats & Facts:
One of the very few kits in our collection which shows the cap number of a player at the back of the players worn jersey. At halftime Craig has changed his shirt and has worn that Socceroos cap numbered shirt till end of the game.

2010 – 2012

Kit: Away Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Germany hosted in Monchengladbach (Germany)

Result:
Germany 1 – 2 Australia (Tuesday, 29th March 2011)

Player: Brett Emerton Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #433

Socceroos Date of Debut:
07th February 1998, Australia vs Chile, Melbourne (Australia)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, David Carney (goal 61min), Sasa Ognenovski, Brett Emerton, Luke Wilkshire (goal 65min), Harry Kewell, Brett Holman, Matthew McKay, Robbie Kruse, Mile Jedinak, Carl Valeri, Brent McGrath Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
It was the very first victory of the Socceroos against Germany within 6 games so far. Australia always loses in June but stays undefeated in March.

18th June 1974 – West Germany 3 – 0 Australia
15th June 2005 – Germany 4 – 3 Australia
13th June 2010 – Germany 4 – 0 Australia
29th March 2011 – Germany 1 – 2 Australia
25th March 2015 – Germany 0 – 0 Australia
19th June 2017 – Australia 1 – 2 Germany

2010 – 2012

Kit: Away Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Germany hosted in Monchengladbach (Germany)

Result:
Germany 1 – 2 Australia (Tuesday, 29th March 2011)

Player: Harry Kewell Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #415

Socceroos Date of Debut:
23rd April 1996, Australia vs Chile, Antofagasta (Chile)

Stats & Facts:
It was the very first victory of the Socceroos against Germany within 6 games so far. Australia always loses in June but stays undefeated in March.

2010 – 2012

Kit: Away Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Australia U20 friendly match vs Portugal U20 hosted in Portugal

Result:
Portugal U20 2 – 1 Australia U20 (Thursday, 11th October 2012)

Player: Ben Halloran Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #572

Socceroos Date of Debut:
26th May 2014, Australia vs South Africa, Sydney (Australia)

Stats & Facts:
Till today (2020) the Socceroos and Portugal never met in a football match, but the Australian U20 national football team did with midfielder Ben Halloran who played in total 6 matches for Australia’s Young Socceroos U20 and another 6 matches for the Socceroos.

2010

Kit: Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

2010

Kit: Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

2011

Kit: Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Player: Brett Emerton Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #433

Socceroos Date of Debut:
07th February 1998, Australia vs Chile, Melbourne (Australia)

2011

Kit: Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

2011

Kit: Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

SEASON 2012 – 2014

2012 – 2014

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Romania hosted in Malaga (Spain)

Result:
Australia 2 – 3 Romania (Wednesday, 06th February 2013)

Player: Adam Federici Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #539

Socceroos Date of Debut:
24th May 2010, Australia vs New Zealand, Melbourne (Australia)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Luke Wilkshire (goal 45min), Michael Zullo, James Holland, Robbie Kruse, Robert Cornthwaite (goal 54min), Brett Holman, Alex Brosque, Mark Milligan, Rhys Williams, Mark Bresciano, Adam Federici, Matt McKay, Mathew Leckie, Ryan McGowan, Nikita Rukavytsya Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
It was the first and only match between both countries with Romania as the lucky winner. (2020) For this match the green goalkeeper kit has been used.

06th February 2013 – Australia 2 – 3 Romania

2012 – 2014

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Brazil hosted in Brasilia (Brazil)

Result:
Brazil 6 – 0 Australia (Saturday, 07th September 2013)

Player: Mitchell Langerak Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #566

Socceroos Date of Debut:
11th October 2013, Australia vs France, Paris (France)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Sasa Ognenovski, Joshua Kennedy, Robbie Kruse, Tommy Oar, Brett Holman, Mile Jedinak, Matt McKay, Ryan McGowan, Mark Bresciano, Archie Thompson, Mark Milligan, Tom Rogic, Mitchell Duke, Mitchell Langerak, Mathew Ryan, Rhys Williams, Robert Cornthwaite, James Holland Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
Goodbye „Schwarzi“

It was the very last match of goalkeeper icon Mark Schwarzer and his 109 caps for the Socceroos. With his debut in 1993 against Canada Mark has been become part of Australian football history with all his saves, passion and personality. We say thank you to that kind of team leader every team is looking for. Mark Schwarzer, forever in our hearts, forever Australian.

1989 – Joyes U17 (6 matches)
1990-1991 – Young Socceroos U20 (8 matches)
1993-2013 – Socceroos (109 matches)
2004 OFC Nations Cup trophy
2010 PFA Footballer of the Year Award

2012 – 2014

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Scotland hosted in Edinburgh (Scotland)

Result:
Scotland 3 – 1 Australia (Wednesday, 15th August 2012)

Player: Neil Kilkenny Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #493

Socceroos Date of Debut:
07th June 2006, Australia vs Liechtenstein, Ulm (Germany)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Rhys Williams, Sasa Ognenovski, Luke Wilkshire, David Carney, Brett Holman, Carl Valeri, Robbie Kruse, Alex Brosque, Mark Bresciano, Adam Federici, Scott McDonald, Mile Jedinak, Jason Davidson, Ryan McGowan, Archie Thompson, Neil Kilkenny Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
Scotland has always been a little challenge for the Socceroos. Since their first match in 1985 (20th November) they have played 5 times against each other with only one win (2-0) for the ‚Roos in 2000.

20th November 1985 – Scotland 2 – 0 Australia
04th December 1985 – Australia 0 – 0 Scotland
27th March 1996 – Scotland 1 – 0 Australia
15th November 2000 – Scotland 0 – 2 Australia
15th August 2012 – Scotland 3 – 1 Australia

2012 – 2014

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2014 World Cup qualifying match vs Jordan hosted in Melbourne (Australia)

Result:
Australia 4 – 0 Jordan (Tuesday, 11th June 2013)

Player: David Carney Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #491

Socceroos Date of Debut:
22nd February 2006, Australia vs Bahrain, Manama (Bahrain)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Mark Milligan, Lucas Neill (goal 84min), Sasa Ognenovski, Mark Bresciano (goal 15min), Tommy Oar, Robbie Kruse (goal 76min), Tim Cahill (goal 61min), Brett Holman, Luke Wilkshire, Matthew McKay, Archie Thompson, Tom Rogic, Dario Vidosic, David Carney Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
Jordan and Australia played 6 times against each other with 3 wins for each country.

11th September 2012 – Jordan 2 – 1 Australia
11th June 2013 – Australia 4 – 0 Jordan
08th October 2015 – Jordan 2 – 0 Australia
29th March 2016 – Australia 5 – 1 Jordan
06th January 2019 – Australia 0 – 1 Jordan
14th November 2019 – Jordan 0 – 1 Australia

2012 – 2014

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs France hosted in Paris (France)

Result:
France 6 – 0 Australia (Friday, 11th October 2013)

Player: Tom Rogic Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #548

Socceroos Date of Debut:
14th November 2012, Australia vs South Korea, Hwaseong (South Korea)

Squad:
Mitchell Langerak, Lucas Neill, David Carney, Luke Wilkshire, Rhys Williams, Mile Jedinak, James Holland, Matt McKay, Marco Bresciano, Tim Cahill, Robbie Kruse, Jason Davidson, Nikita Rukavytsya, Mathew Leckie, Josh Kennedy Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
After some really disappointing results in 2013, four losses in a row with 2x 6-0 hidings, the FFA and Holger Osieck part ways. The FFA decided to take Angelos Postecoglou as the new Socceroos coach who was born in Greece but grew up most of his lifetime in Australia. So back the the roots with an aussie coach for the Socceroos like Frank Farina and Graham Arnold before. The matches between the Socceroos and France have ended most of the time with tight results, only in 2013 the loss had been a little disaster.

26th May 1994 – Australia 0 – 1 France
01st June 2001 – Australia 1 – 0 France
11th November 2001 – Australia 1 – 1 France
11th October 2013 – France 6 – 0 Australia
16th June 2018 – France 2 – 1 Australia

2012 – 2014

Kit: Away Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2014 World Cup qualifying match vs Saudi Arabia hosted in Melbourne (Australia)

Result:
Australia 4 – 2 Saudi Arabia (Wednesday, 29th February 2012)

Player: David Carney Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #491

Socceroos Date of Debut:
22nd February 2006, Australia vs Bahrain, Manama (Bahrain)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Matt Spiranovic, Jade North, Sasa Ognenovski, Mark Milligan, Brett Emerton (goal 76min), Harry Kewell (goal 73min), James Troisi, Mark Bresciano, Alex Brosque (goals 43min & 75min), Archie Thompson, David Carney, Nick Carle, Michael Thwaite Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
The Socceroos played twice on 29th February in their own football history and was able to win both matches as well.

29th February 1976 – New Zealand 0 – 1 Australia
29th February 2012 – Australia 4 – 2 Saudi Arabia

2012 – 2014

Kit: Goalkeeper Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Player: Mark Schwarzer Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #397

Socceroos Date of Debut:
31th July 1993, Australia vs Canada, Edmonton (Canada)

2012

Kit: Warm-up Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Lebanon hosted in Beirut (Lebanon)

Result:
Lebanon 0 – 3 Australia (Thursday, 06th September 2012)

Player: Sasa Ognenovski Position: Defender Socceroos Cap: #540

Socceroos Date of Debut:
17th November 2010, Australia vs Egypt, Cairo (Egypt)

Squad:
Mark Schwarzer, Lucas Neill, Sasa Ognenovski, Luke Wilkshire, Robbie Kruse, David Carney, Matthew McKay (goal 23min), Alex Brosque, Nikita Rukavytsya, Tim Cahill (goal 20min), Mark Bresciano, Archie Thompson (goal 88min), Brett Holman, Jade North, Adam Sarota, James Holland, Mile Jedinak Manager: Holger Osieck

Stats & Facts:
„Club 100“

It was a friendly match before another 2014 World Cup qualifier but much more important it was Socceroos gloveman’s 100th international cap. As a tribute to their ‚goali‘, his team mates warmed up in shirts emblazoned with ‚Schwarzer 100‘ on them. Mark Schwarzer is the very first player of Australia who reaches the 100 cap mark and makes history again. The door of the „Club 100“ has been opened and let’s see who will follow.

Whenever the Socceroos played against Lebanon the score was 3-0.

06th September 2012 – Lebanon 0 – 3 Australia
20th November 2018 – Australia 3 – 0 Lebanon

2012

Kit: Training Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Player: Jade North Position: Defender Socceroos Cap: #466

Socceroos Date of Debut:
06th June 2002, Australia vs Vanuatu, Auckland (New Zealand)

2012

Kit: Training Jersey

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2013

Kit: Training Jersey

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Player: Lucas Neill Position: Defender Socceroos Cap: #421

Socceroos Date of Debut:
09th October 1996, Australia vs Saudi Arabia, Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)

Stats & Facts: „Club 90“

Lucas Neill played 96 times for the Socceroos and therefore the leading player of the „Club 90“. His final appearance in 2013 was his 61st game as captain, equalling the all-time record for most appearances as starting captain in A Internationals with Socceroos legend Peter Wilson. Lucas Neill has scored once during his Socceroos career when Australia defeat Jordan (11th June 2013). He retired 5 matches later and is looking back to a wonderful Socceroos career from 1996-2013. Thanks Lucas, our defender and longtime captain.

2013

Kit: Training Jersey

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SEASON 2014 – 2016

2014 – 2016

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Ecuador hosted in London (England)

Result:
Australia 3 – 4 Ecuador (Wednesday, 05th March 2014)

Player: Bradley Jones Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #502

Socceroos Date of Debut:
02nd June 2007, Australia vs Uruguay, Sydney (Australia)

Squad:
Matthew Ryan, Matthew Spiranovic, Curtis Good, Ivan Franjic, Mile Jedinak (goal 15min), Jason Davidson, Tomas Rogic, Mark Milligan, Tommy Oar, Tim Cahill (goals 08min & 31min), Mathew Leckie, Mitchell Langerak, Bradley Jones, Dario Vidosic, Alex Wilkinson, Matt McKay, Oliver Bozanic, Ryan McGowan, James Holland, Luke Wilkshire, Adam Sarota, Brett Holman, Massimo Luongo Manager: Angelos „Ange“ Postecoglou

Stats & Facts:
It was the very first friendly match of the year 2014 for the Socceroos, the very first against Ecuador till today (2020) and the first match for new “Roos” manager Ange Postecoglou. He should celebrate the first Asian Cup Championship for Australia only 1 year later with probably his personal biggest career success as a football manager.

05th March 2014 – Australia 3 – 4 Ecuador

2014 – 2016

Kit: Goalkeeper Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Qatar hosted in Doha (Qatar)

Result:
Qatar 1 – 0 Australia (Tuesday, 14th October 2014)

Player: Mitchell Langerak Position: Goalkeeper Socceroos Cap: #566

Socceroos Date of Debut:
11th October 2013, Australia vs France, Paris (France)

Squad:
Mitchell Langerak, Nikolai Topor-Stanley, Alex Wilkinson, Aziz Behich, Chris Herd, Mile Jedinak, Mark Bresciano, Tommy Oar, James Troisi, Tim Cahill, Robbie Kruse, Adam Federici, Mat Ryan, Jason Davidson, Ivan Franjic, Trent Sainsbury, Brad Smith, Mark Milligan, Joshua Brillante, Massimo Luongo, Mathew Leckie, Bernie Ibini-Isei Manager: Angelos „Ange“ Postecoglou

Stats & Facts:
It has been the very first offical friendly match between the Socceroos and Qatar. All four football matches which have taken place before both nations have been FIFA World Cup qualifying games and this friendly match has been the first loss for Australia against Qatar.

06th February 2008 – Australia 3 – 0 Qatar
14th June 2008 – Qatar 1 – 3 Australia
15th October 2008 – Australia 4 – 0 Qatar
06th June 2009 – Qatar 0 – 0 Australia
14th October 2014 – Qatar 1 – 0 Australia

2014 – 2016

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Ecuador hosted in London (England)

Result:
Australia 3 – 4 Ecuador (Wednesday, 05th March 2014)

Player: Tim Cahill Position: Forward Socceroos Cap: #476

Socceroos Date of Debut:
30th March 2004, Australia vs South Africa, London (England)

Stats & Facts:
Player numbers Tim Cahill has used during his Socceroos career:
#20 – debut
#10 – 2005
#12 – 2005
#4 – till end of his career

2014 – 2016

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2014 FIFA World Cup match vs The Netherlands hosted in Porto Alegre (Brazil)

Result:
Australia 2 – 3 The Netherlands (Wednesday, 18th June 2014)

Player: Ivan Franjic Position: Defender Socceroos Cap: #551

Socceroos Date of Debut:
03rd December 2012, Australia vs Hong Kong, Kowloon (Hong Kong)

Squad:
Matthew Ryan, Alex Wilkinson, Ryan McGowan, Matthew Spiranovic, Jason Davidson, Tommy Oar, Mark Bresciano, Matt McKay, Mathew Leckie, Mile Jedinak (goal 54min), Tim Cahill (goal 21min), Oliver Bozanic, Ben Halloran, Adam Taggart, Eugen Galekovic, Mitchell Langerak, Bailey Wright, Mark Milligan, James Holland, Massimo Luongo, James Troisi, Dario Vidosic Manager: Angelos „Ange“ Postecoglou

Stats & Facts:
The two teams have met in three previous matches, all in friendlies, most recently in 2009. This has been the only loss of the Socceroos against “Oranje Elftal“. Australia’s defender Ivan Franjic head home after devastating injury in the World Cup match against Chile five days before and therefore missed that game. In the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil he started at right back in Australia’s 3-1 loss to Chile. At the 35th minute he crossed to Tim Cahill who scored Asutralia’s only goal in that game. Franjic later succumbed to a hamstring injury and was substituted in the second half. He was ruled out of the remainder of the tournament to his bitter disappointment.

2014 – 2016

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2015 AFC Asian Cup Finals match vs South Korea hosted in Sydney (Australia)

Result:
Australia 2 – 1 South Korea (Tuesday, 31st January 2015)

Player: James Troisi Position: Forward Socceroos Cap: #511

Socceroos Date of Debut:
22nd March 2008, Australia vs Singapore, Singapore (Singapore)

Squad:
Mathew Ryan, Ivan Franjic, Trent Sainsbury, Mile Jedinak, Jason Davidson, Mark Milligan, Matthew Spiranovic, Massimo Luongo (goal 45min), Robbie Kruse, Tim Cahill, Tomi Juric, Mathew Leckie, James Troisi (goal 105min), Matt McKay, Mitchell Langerak, Aziz Behich, Eugen-Josip Galekovic, Alex Wilkinson, Mark Bresciano, Nathan Burns, Terry Antonis, Tommy Oar Manager: Angelos „Ange“ Postecoglou

Stats & Facts:
On 01st January 2006 Football Federation Australia moved from the OFC to the AFC.
In the 3rd AFC season of the Socceroos the team was able to win the Asian Cup trophy and together with Massimo Luongo, forward James Troisi became the man of that match with his deciding goal in extra time against South Korea.

AFC Asian Cup
14th January 2011 – Australia 1 – 1 South Korea
17th January 2015 – Australia 0 – 1 South Korea
31st January 2015 – South Korea 1 – 2 Australia

2014 – 2016

Kit: Home Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
Friendly match vs Germany hosted in Kaiserslautern (Germany)

Result:
Germany 2 – 2 Australia (Wednesday, 25th March 2015)

Player: Matt McKay Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #498

Socceroos Date of Debut:
16th August 2006, Australia vs Kuwait, Sydney (Australia)

Squad:
Matthew Ryan, Luke DeVere, Alex Wilkinson, Jason Davidson, Ivan Franjic, Mark Milligan, Mile Jedinak (goal 50min), Mathew Leckie, James Troisi (goal 40min) Nathan Burns, Matt McKay, Tommy Oar, Bailey Wright, Tomi Juric, Oliver Bozanic, Aziz Behich, Tarek Elrich, Adam Federici, Chris Ikonomidis, Aaron Mooy Manager: Angelos „Ange“ Postecoglou

Stats & Facts:
Whenever the Socceroos played in Kaiserslautern „K-town“:
a.) they scored at least 2 goals in each match
b.) they stayed undefeated
c.) the supporters have seen 4 goals in each match

12th June 2006 – Japan 1 – 3 Australia
25th March 2015 – Germany 2 – 2 Australia

2014 – 2016

Kit: Away Jersey

Equipment Supplier: Nike

Match Details:
2014 World Cup prepared version

Player: Mark Bresciano Position: Midfielder Socceroos Cap: #461

Socceroos Date of Debut:
01st June 2001, Australia vs France, Daegu (South Korea)

Stats & Facts:
This is the very last Socceroos kit we were able to watch Socceroos hero Mark Bresciano playing after his retirement in February 2015. His last match was a 2-0 victory over China during the Asian Cup 2015 and his Socceroos career even ends with the win of the Asian Cup trophy. Mark has scored 13 goals for Australia and most of them were special with probably the most important euqalizing goal against Uruguay in Sydney, 2005. Thank you Mark, and we all wont forget the way how you celebrate your scored goals.