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SYDNEY : Former Australia international Robbie Slater believes the World Cup playoff against Peru is "the most important match in the recent history" of the struggling game Down Under.
With just one more international window in September before the World Cup, it is time to update and release the 2022 World Cup rankings.
Australia manager Graham Arnold says his players will fight for 90 minutes in Monday’s World Cup 2022 shootout against Peru in Qatar.
The last two places at the World Cup finals will be decided this week, with Australia, New Zealand, Peru and Costa Rica digging into their stamina reserves for do-or-die battles. Both international playoffs are single-leg showdowns in the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium in Doha, a 40,000 capacity venue that will host matches in the World Cup finals in the autumn.
DOHA : Australia and Peru both came through playoffs to qualify for the last World Cup, but only one of them will advance this time round when they meet in their inter-continental playoff in Doha on Monday for a place at this year’s finals in Qatar.
Australia and Peru will face each other Al Rayyan Stadium for the Qatar 2022 World Cup Playoffs. The winner of this match, to be played on Sunday, June 13, will qualify for the World Cup and will join France, Denmark and Tunisia in Group D. Here you will find the lineups of both teams for this game. It will be broadcast in the United States on FuboTV.
The Qatar 2022 World Cup is just around the corner, and although the UEFA Nations League, the CONCACAF Nations League, international friendlies, and the Africa Cup of Nations are being played, no national team can stop thinking about the World Cup.
LIMA : Thirteen Peruvian shamans gathered on Friday to perform spiritual rituals with rattles, smoke and flowers in support of the national soccer team ahead of their World Cup playoff against Australia in Qatar.