The Asian Cup Diaries: Taeguk Warriors cruise into final
Korea Republic dominated the opening half and did enough in the second to overcome Iraq 2-0, and book themselves a spot in the final for the first time since 1988. Light…
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The Asian Cup Diaries: The Samurai Blue ousted
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The Asian Cup Diaries: Super Tim inspires Socceroos
Last night we saw one of the world
Zenit rout Al-Shahania 4-0
By Samindra Kunti – This was a chance at redemption for Andr
#AC2015: Groups Stage in Review
By Pablo Bateson We will reflect on 12 days of football which has enthralled over 395,000 spectators (locals and visiting fans) and hundreds of millions of television viewers…
The Asian Cup Diaries: Iraq prevail over resilient Palestine
Canberra Stadium hosted the final game of Group D between Arab brothers and sisters in Iraq and Palestine, and once again football was the winner on and off the field. It was…
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By Samindra Kunti – Yesterday Al-Wakrah defeated Zenit St. Petersburg in a friendly, 1-0.
#AC2015: Qatar-Bahrain Preview
After two defeats and a shocking early elimination, the Gulf champions will be hoping to end their 2015 Asian Cup campaign with, at least, a good performance when they face their…
The Asian Cup Diaries: National capital turns red
After a two hour mid- afternoon flight from Brisbane, it was out to Canberra Stadium for the match between China PR and DPR Korea.
Al Wakrah beat Zenit
By Samindra Kunti – After Zenit St. Petersburg thrashed amateur side Al Maliya 18-0 in their first game on Qatari soil, Andre-Villas Boas was not dismayed by the low quality…