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James Johnson - Too daunting to take on Saudis in 2034 World Cup bid, says Football Australia CEO - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - New Zealand - Saudi Arabia

Too daunting to take on Saudis in 2034 World Cup bid, says Football Australia CEO

LONDON : Australia would have found it difficult to compete with Saudi Arabia's bid to host the 2034 men's World Cup, Football Australia chief executive James Johnson said on Tuesday after his country opted not to enter the race to stage the tournament.

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James Johnson - Saudi Arabia clear to host 2034 World Cup after Australia drops out - channelnewsasia.com - Spain - Portugal - Argentina - Australia - Indonesia - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - Uruguay - Malaysia - Singapore - Paraguay

Saudi Arabia clear to host 2034 World Cup after Australia drops out

MELBOURNE :Saudi Arabia was left as a shoo-in to host the 2034 World Cup after Australia confirmed it would not make a bid for soccer's global showpiece on Tuesday's deadline day.

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Football Australia - James Johnson - Australia will not bid for 2034 World Cup - FA - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - Saudi Arabia

Australia will not bid for 2034 World Cup - FA

MELBOURNE : Australia will not bid for the 2034 World Cup after taking "all factors" into consideration, Football Australia said on Tuesday.

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James Johnson - Australia keen to host more tournaments after success of Women's World Cup - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - Indonesia - New Zealand - Saudi Arabia - Malaysia - Singapore

Australia keen to host more tournaments after success of Women's World Cup

LONDON : Australia want to host more major soccer tournaments including the 2034 men's World Cup to build on the legacy of their successful staging of this year's global women's finals, Football Australia CEO James Johnson said on Thursday.

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James Johnson - Australia FA says still exploring bid for 2034 World Cup - channelnewsasia.com - Qatar - Spain - Portugal - Usa - Argentina - Australia - Mexico - Canada - New Zealand - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - Uruguay - Paraguay

Australia FA says still exploring bid for 2034 World Cup

Football Australia chief executive James Johnson said on Thursday they are still exploring a bid to host the 2034 World Cup, despite the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) having declared support for Saudi Arabia.

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Sam Kerr - James Johnson - Football Australia seeking major funding boost to ensure World Cup legacy - channelnewsasia.com - Britain - Australia

Football Australia seeking major funding boost to ensure World Cup legacy

MELBOURNE : Australian government officials have scrambled to link themselves to the Matildas' run to a maiden Women's World Cup semi-finals.

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James Johnson - New Zealand keen to host men's World Cup with Australia - channelnewsasia.com - Usa - Australia - Mexico - Canada - New Zealand

New Zealand keen to host men's World Cup with Australia

New Zealand Football is "rapt" with how the Women's World Cup has gone and hopes to partner with Australia again to host the men's tournament, Chief Executive Andrew Pragnell said.

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Sam Kerr - James Johnson - Women's World Cup on pace to smash attendance records, says FA's Johnson - channelnewsasia.com - Qatar - France - Australia - Canada - New Zealand - Panama

Women's World Cup on pace to smash attendance records, says FA's Johnson

SYDNEY : The current Women's World Cup will be the best attended ever and is on course to smash the per-match record set in Canada in 2015, Football Australia chief executive James Johnson said on Friday.

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