hey shorty
TheBrownDog
- Jun 15, 2005
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- AUFC, Everton, Sturt
Team will transform with Arzani and McGree too.
WUN
1 v WEL
1 41'
GWS
0 v WB
0 PM
GC
0 v SOU
0 PM
WES
0 v NWD
0 PM
PAR
0 v BRI
0 PM
MIL
0 v PHI
0 PM
ORL
0 v NO
0 PM
MVC
0 v WSW
0 PM
PER
0 v BNE
0 PM
CHI
0 v CHA
0 PM
BOS
0 v PHX
0 PM
NZB
0 v CNS
0 PM
DAL
0 v LAL
0 PM
SA
0 v DET
0 PM
PEN
24 v NEW
6 FT
HOU
89 v UTH
112 FT
IND
122 v OKC
116 FT
LAC
117 v MEM
105 FT
ATL
112 v ORL
96 FT
NY
109 v CHA
97 FT
TOR
114 v BRO
103 FT
POR
105 v DEN
106 FT
SEM
81 v SYD
101 FT
SA
87 v MIA
107 FT
CLE
121 v CHI
105 FT
NY
137 v ATL
127 FT
NO
129 v BRO
134 FT
DAL
127 v DET
117 FT
SAC
128 v MIN
125 FT
POR
112 v LAC
113 FT
WSH
118 v GS
114 FT
PHI
113 v PHX
116 FT
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Australia drawn with Argentina Spain and Egypt. That's some group of death!
REVEALED: Olyroos' group stage opponents and fixtures at Tokyo 2020
Australia has been drawn into Group C of the Men's Football Tournament at Tokyo 2020 alongside Argentina, Spain and Egypt.
The Olyroos will take on familiar foes Argentina, who they faced in 2004 and 2008, as well as Spain who they faced once before during Atlanta 1996, and Egypt who are first-time opponents at Olympic level.
Graham Arnold's side booked their first Olympic spot since 2008 in January 2020 after finishing third at the AFC U-23 Championship in Thailand and, following the postponement of the Games last year, will kick off their Tokyo 2020 campaign on 22nd July 2021.
Australia's group stage fixtures will be as follows:
Olyroos Head Coach Graham Arnold said the opportunity for many of Australia’s best young players to challenge themselves against the world’s best would be great for their careers.
“I believe we have received a fantastic draw, and it will be a great experience for our boys,” Arnold said. “In the past playing against Argentina has brought the best out of Australian footballers, while the opportunity for us to play against a top African nation in Egypt, as well as Spain, is a great opportunity to show what we have got.”
“My expectations are very high from ourselves as a team. With the delay of the Olympics for a year due to COVID, it has enabled our players to get a lot of game time, and I truly believe that we are in a better position at this time than last year. A good number of players are playing every week.”
“The Olympics is the second biggest stage in international football after the World Cup, and the next few months will present a great opportunity for our team to perform well, but also for individuals to commence the next part of their careers.”
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REVEALED: Olyroos' group stage opponents and fixtures at Tokyo 2020
Australia has been drawn into Group C of the Men's Football Tournament at Tokyo 2020 alongside Argentina, Spain and Egypt.
The Olyroos will take on familiar foes Argentina, who they faced in 2004 and 2008, as well as Spain who they faced once before during Atlanta 1996, and Egypt who are first-time opponents at Olympic level.
Graham Arnold's side booked their first Olympic spot since 2008 in January 2020 after finishing third at the AFC U-23 Championship in Thailand and, following the postponement of the Games last year, will kick off their Tokyo 2020 campaign on 22nd July 2021.
Australia's group stage fixtures will be as follows:
- Argentina v Australia - Thursday 22nd July, 7:30pm (local time), Sapporo Dome
- Australia v Spain - Sunday 25th July, 7:30pm (local time), Sapporo Dome
- Australia v Egypt - Wednesday 28th July, 8pm (local time), Miyagi Stadium
Olyroos Head Coach Graham Arnold said the opportunity for many of Australia’s best young players to challenge themselves against the world’s best would be great for their careers.
“I believe we have received a fantastic draw, and it will be a great experience for our boys,” Arnold said. “In the past playing against Argentina has brought the best out of Australian footballers, while the opportunity for us to play against a top African nation in Egypt, as well as Spain, is a great opportunity to show what we have got.”
“My expectations are very high from ourselves as a team. With the delay of the Olympics for a year due to COVID, it has enabled our players to get a lot of game time, and I truly believe that we are in a better position at this time than last year. A good number of players are playing every week.”
“The Olympics is the second biggest stage in international football after the World Cup, and the next few months will present a great opportunity for our team to perform well, but also for individuals to commence the next part of their careers.”
REVEALED: Olyroos' group stage opponents and fixtures at Tokyo 2020
Australia has been drawn into Group C of the Men's Football Tournament at Tokyo 2020 alongside Argentina, Spain and Egypt. The Olyroos will take on familiar foes Argentina, who they faced in 2004 and 2008, as well as Spain who they faced once before during Atlanta 1996, and Egypt who are...
hey shorty
TheBrownDog
- Jun 15, 2005
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- Adelaide
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- AUFC, Everton, Sturt
Ouch that's a tough group
