Japan 1-1 Australia (15 Oct, 2024) Final Score

Australia

Socceroos let lead slip but hang on for Japan draw

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

Popovic lays foundations for rest of Socceroos' WCQ campaign

In Son Heung-Min's absence, Oh Hyeon-Gyu stakes claim to be South Korea's main man in attack

Japan

Australia

Socceroos let lead slip but hang on for Japan draw

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

Popovic lays foundations for rest of Socceroos' WCQ campaign

In Son Heung-Min's absence, Oh Hyeon-Gyu stakes claim to be South Korea's main man in attack

Match Formations

Game Information

Match Timeline

Match Commentary

FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC Standings

WCQ - AFC News

1-2-1, 5 PTS

Cameron Burgess - 76' OG

Shogo Taniguchi - 58' OG

1
Suzuki
16
Machida
3
Taniguchi
4
Itakura
7
Mitoma
5
Morita
17
Tanaka
10
Doan
8
Minamino
20
Kubo
9
Ueda

No.Name
1Zion Suzuki
3Shogo Taniguchi
16Koki Machida
4Kou Itakura
5Hidemasa Morita
17Ao Tanaka
7Kaoru Mitoma
10Ritsu Doan 14Junya Ito
9Ayase Ueda 19Koki Ogawa
8Takumi Minamino 15Daichi Kamada
20Takefusa Kubo 13Keito Nakamura

Substitutes
18Henry Mochizuki
2Yukinari Sugawara
22Ayumu Seko
6Joel Chima Fujita
12Keisuke Osako
11Daizen Maeda
21Reo Hatate
23Kosei Tani

Saitama Stadium 2002

11:35 AM, 15 October 2024

Saitama, Japan

Attendance: 58,730

Referees:
Ahmed Al-Ali

A Cameron Burgess own-goal denied the Socceroos what would have been a huge World Cup qualifying win over Japan.

Oct 15, 2024, 01:58 pm - AAP

Japan

Australia

45
58
61
62
70
73
76
80
82
83
88
89
90+4

90'+4' Cameron Burgess (Australia) Yellow Card at 94'
89' Craig Goodwin (Australia) Yellow Card at 89'
88' Craig Goodwin (Australia) Substitution at 88'

Match Stats

JPN

AUS

Possession

65.1%

34.9%

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.

South Korea's recent struggles to settle on their first-choice striker might just have been solved by Oh Hyeon-Gyu.

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