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Unbelievable Things in Footbal
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Oh that's clever. Luongo inside the box. Driven wide and back out again by Wood.
Time for the cross and back post was Ciccati and there is the opening goal.
Mitch Duke with the finish although Harry Suter is claiming it too. They'll sort it out between
themselves but what is clear is that Australia have taken the lead in the 13th minute after all
Well the face of Darren Baisley said it all there didn't he. Disappointing defensively
from New Zealand. You see here as the ball comes around to the back post. Ciccati,
Duke, Boyle waiting in the box. He's the only one there at the moment and there he is to finish
but he has a little look around the corner which was perhaps a giveaway that instinctively he knew.
Luongo. Lovely football. Beautiful touch by Mitch Duke and they're in here. Connor Metcalfe.
Fine save by Wilde and it'll be a corner for the Australians. It might have been more but that was
a move that was very very easy on the eye. Yeah nice plays from the Socceroos. Suter in the right
place at the right time and there's that space again in midfield for Connor Metcalfe to drive
into. It's a lovely threaded ball. Martin Boyle forces a really good save again out of Michael
Wilde. A New Zealand defence was carved open. Could be a key moment to Oloma. Oh it was a
good effort wasn't it? Goodness me. He got the whip and the dip and only the crossbar
saved the Socceroos. About to watch. Martin Boyle's corner which goes towards the back post
and it's nodded in and Jackson Irvine has perhaps made the Socceroos safe for the Socceroos
as he gives Australia a two goal cushion. Well it was all too easy for the Socceroos there.
Goodness. Got clear of his marker at least briefly. There is an infield Irvine. They're
queuing up here. Across the face. Oh surely no. Brandon Borrello. It seemed more difficult to miss
an open goal and they've put it wide Australia. Well it was sensational build-up play from the
Socceroos from one side to the other and Brandon Borrello's eyes must have lit up.
