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Substitute Kaoru Mitoma scored twice in the final few minutes to give Japan a 2-0 win over Australia at a rain-soaked Olympic Stadium and send his country through to seventh successive edition of the World Cup finals.
Stadium Australia has been the site for many of the Socceroos’ most celebrated moments. Be it Josh Kennedy’s towering header to defeat Iraq and secure progression to the 2014 World Cup or Mile Jedinak’s captain’s hat-trick against Honduras in the 2018 World Cup qualification playoffs. Or, of course, John Aloisi’s famous penalty that dispatched Uruguay and ended the nation’s long, 32-year absence from football’s grandest stage. Stadium Australia has so often proved to be Australian football’s field of dreams.
Japan booked their place at this year's Word Cup in Qatar with a dramatic victory against Australia that also confirmed Saudi Arabia's qualification for the tournament.
It's been one of the most disastrous build-ups to a Socceroos fixture in recent memory.
As we approach the business end of the Premier League season, supporters of all 20 teams will have strong feelings about the performances of their side's goalkeeper.
Mat Ryan has offered some insight as to how his time at Arsenal ended.
The Socceroos have suffered a heavy blow to their hopes of automatic World Cup qualification, with a 2-2 draw against Oman in Muscat.
Australia are almost certainly facing a dreaded route to next year’s World Cup via playoffs after being held to a 2-2 draw against Oman.The Socceroos twice led through Jamie Maclaren and Aaron Mooy in Muscat, but were pegged back by Abdullah Fawaz’s double strike. The result means Australia are three-points behind second-placed Japan with two games to play in the third stage of Asian qualifying for Qatar 2022.