Bahrain 1-0 Australia (5 Sep, 2024) Final Score

Bahrain

Bahrain frustrate Socceroos in shock qualifier loss

Foreign-born heritage imports vs. homegrown Indonesian talent: Shin Tae-Yong's balancing act

Popovic lays foundations for rest of Socceroos' WCQ campaign

Socceroos earn tough point in Japan

Australia

Bahrain

Bahrain frustrate Socceroos in shock qualifier loss

Foreign-born heritage imports vs. homegrown Indonesian talent: Shin Tae-Yong's balancing act

Popovic lays foundations for rest of Socceroos' WCQ campaign

Socceroos earn tough point in Japan

Match Formations

Game Information

Match Timeline

Match Commentary

FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC Standings

WCQ - AFC News

1-0-0, 3 PTS

Kusini Yengi - 77'

Harry Souttar - 89' OG

1
Ryan
16
Behich
4
Rowles
19
Souttar
13
Circati
5
O'Neill
22
Irvine
23
Goodwin
8
Metcalfe
6
Boyle
11
Yengi

No.Name
1Mathew Ryan
4Kye Rowles
19Harry Souttar
16Aziz Behich
13Alessandro Circati
8Connor Metcalfe 10Awer Mabil
5Aiden O'Neill
22Jackson Irvine
11Kusini Yengi
23Craig Goodwin 15Mitchell Duke
6Martin Boyle 20Nestory Irankunda

Substitutes
14Cameron Devlin
21Cameron Burgess
18Joe Gauci
2Thomas Deng
7Samuel Silvera
17Joshua Nisbet
9Adam Taggart
12Paul Izzo

Cbus Super Stadium

11:10 AM, 5 September 2024

Gold Coast, Australia

Attendance: 24,644

Referees:
Omar Al Ali

A 10-man Socceroos outfit has suffered a shock 1-0 loss to Bahrain on the Gold Coast in a disastrous setback to their hopes of direct World Cup qualification.

Sep 6, 2024, 12:41 am - AAP

Australia

Bahrain

89' Harry Souttar (Australia) Own Goal at 89'
88' Waleed Al-Hayam (Bahrain) Substitution at 88'
86' Abbas Al-Asfoor (Bahrain) Yellow Card at 86'

Match Stats

AUS

BHR

Possession

71.3%

28.7%

Shots on Goal

Shot Attempts

Yellow Cards

Corner Kicks

Saves

With Indonesia's influx of foreign-born imports, Shin Tae-Yong now faces a tricky balancing act.

Three at the back, two wing-backs bombing forward and the ability to change things at the break. Australia now knows what to expect from Tony Popovic's Socceroos.

A night of own goals leave Australia second in Group C of their FIFA World Cup Qualifying group following their 1-1 draw against Japan.

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