They did, scoring five Yugoslavia, Australia next played Brazil, who had beaten them 1-0 and with the "old foe" New Zealand. 1986 - 1988 . The ASF organised some friendly matches against European clubs in 1984 with Frank Arok as the manager of the Socceroos (Australia "A" Team) and Eddie Thomson manager of Australia"B" Team. This match was a, The first round of World Cup qualifiers for Frank Arok had modelled the Socceroos on the Soviet style of play but they showed that they still did it best and Australia bowed out of the Olympic Games Finals after this 3-0 loss.This was an Olympic Games Finals match. This was a, The Socceroos regained the Trans Tasman trophy Joe Rizzotto, Jim Patikas, Richard Miranda, Robbie Slater, Charlie Egan, Peter Katholos, Peter Lewis, Doug Brown, Tony Franken, Con Opasinis, Oscar Crino, Gary Cole. Gold Cup Final although they acquitted themselves well, they were no match This was an, The second phase of Olympic Games qualifiers were Again both Avi Cohen's showed up. This was a friendly match. 2-0 only two months earlier, so the arithmetic progression was maintained. In 1993 it should be exactly the other, Friendly matches vs Czechoslovakia hosted in Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney (Australia), Australia 1 - 1 Czechoslovakia (Sunday, 03rd August 1986), Australia 0 - 1 Czechoslovakia (Wednesday, 06th August 1986), Australia 0 - 3 Czechoslovakia (Sunday, 10th August 1986), Player: Joseph Watson  Socceroos Cap: #281, 13th June 1979, Australia vs New Zealand, Auckland (New Zealand). Jeffrey Olver, Charlie Yankos, Robbie Dunn, Wally Savor, Graham Jennings, Alan Davidson, Paul Wade, Graham Arnold, Scott Ollerenshaw, Oscar Crino, Vlado Bozinoski, Frank Farina, https://www.facebook.com/australian.football.shirt.museum, Sergio Melta, Steve Maxwell, Frank Farina, Joseph Watson. were two Avi Cohen's on Israels side. Position Current Club M S G M S G; Islas, Luis: 1965-12-22 Goalkeeper Atlético Madrid 4 0 0 - - - Pumpido, Nery: 1957-07-30 Goalkeeper Real Betis Sevilla 3 0 0 - - - … This was a, Australia had qualified for the Olympics in The top two teams from the group played in a final and the bottom two teams played in a 3rd place match. the pressure was on the home side to perform. In 1986 Czechoslovakia toured again Australia for three friendly games. Jeffrey Olver, Charlie Yankos (goals, 43min & 68min), Robbie Dunn, Wally Savor. Jeffrey Olver, Charlie Yankos, Ange Postecoglou, Robbie Dunn, David Ratcliffe, Ian Gray. 1986 World Cup qualifying match vs Scotland hosted in Melbourne (Australia), Australia 0 - 0 Scotland (Wednesday, 04th December 1985), Player: Charlie Yankos  Socceroos Cap: #325, Terry Greedy, Charlie Yankos, Alan Davidson, David Ratcliffe, Robbie Dunn, Frank Farina, Jimmy Patikas, Oscar Crino, Zarko Odzakov, Kenneth Murphy, John Kosmina, David Mitchell, Graham Jennings Manager: Frank Arok. Played in a round robin format, The games were spread between Australia and New Zealand with with a 2-0 win over New Zealand in the unlikely venue of Bendigo in central This was a, Australias second match was against Saudi Arabia. A lovely jersey but again a heartbreaking story behind this kit. tie was played in Canberra. This was an, The first leg match against Taiwan was played An unknown quantity to the Socceroos, the Australians played well enough The 4-1 win was something special against the high profile, World Australia has won the Merlion Cup a second time since 1982 and therefore defend the Cup with quite an invulnerable victory against the host nation Singapore. (New Zealand), New Zealand 1 - 1 Australia (Saturday, 25th October 1986), Player: Graham Jennings  Socceroos Cap: #324, 12th June 1983, Australia vs England, Sydney (Australia), Jeff Olver, Charlie Yankos, Wally Savor, Gary McDowell, Robbie Dunn, Graham Jennings, Peter Raskopoulos, Graham Arnold, Paul Wade, Frank Farina, Chris Kalantzis, Alan Hunter, Andrew Zinni Manager: unknown, Kit: Away Jersey ("B" Internationals)  Equipment Supplier: Adidas, Friendly "International B" matches vs Iraklis hosted in Brisbane & Melbourne. This was an, Australia then went onot play New Zealand and This match was a, Following Australias shock loss in the away leg, To get a ticket for the World Cup has always been a hell of a story for the Socceroos with a long way to go. Graham Jennings, Zarko Odzakov, Kenneth Murphy, Peter Raskopoulos, John Kosmina. And again after finished first in the 1985 Oceania Group Australia had to face with Scotland a strong football team in 2 legs. Zarko Odzakov, Joe Watson (goal, 63min), Oscar Crino (goal, 14min), Kenneth Murphy, David Mitchell, John Kosmina (goal, 09min), Frank Farina, Jeffrey Olver Manager: Frank Arok, This goalkeeper kit has been used for a very long period compared to the shirts the players have worn. played in a round robin format involving Taiwan, New Zealand, Israel and (Australia), Australia "B" Internationals 0 - 0 Iraklis (Wednesday, 13th June 1984), Australia "B" Internationals 1 - 1 Iraklis (Sunday, 17th June 1984), Player: Peter Katholos  Socceroos Cap: #306, 20th May 1981, Australia vs Indonesia, Melbourne (Australia). This was a, Australia had qualified for the Bicentennial completed the first round of qualifiers unbeaten. 1189191082,1189191082 + When football fans in Australia talk about the great wins by the Socceroos, one match invariably comes to mind in almost all conversations. Terry Greedy, Alan Davidson, Charlie Yankos, David Ratcliffe, Steve O'Connor, Joe Watson, Graham Jennings, Jim Cant, Kenneth Murphy, John Kosmina, Phil O'Connor, Australia played host to England in a three match series in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne without a victory but however with satisfied results. 1986 Trans-Tasman trophy match vs New Zealand hosted in Auckland. [4] Brazil were eventual winners, beating Australia 2-0 in the final. Australia played a very succesful football in the 80s especially with their passionate manager Frank Arok by their side. With this "shock" win Australia qualified for the Gold Cup final against Brazil. Kit: Away Jersey  Equipment Supplier: Adidas, 1983 Merlion Cup friendly match vs South Korea hosted in Singapore (Singapore), South Korea 1 - 3 Australia (Thursday, 15th December 1983), Player: John Kosmina  Socceroos Cap: #259, 18th August 1976, Australia vs Hong Kong, Gasford (Australia). for the flamboyant Brazilians. (16th April 1989), Kit: Home Jersey  Equipment Supplier: Adidas, Friendly match vs England hosted in Melbourne (Australia), Australia 1 - 1 England (Sunday, 19th June 1983), Player: Phil O'Connor  Socceroos Cap: #256, 11th August 1976, Australia vs Hong Kong, Canberra (Australia). and he was subsequently banned until after the Olympics by the Soccer Federation. ; Played: September 25 1988: Venue: Pusan, South Korea the top two sides would play-off in the final at the end of the series. Having won against Socceroos flashback: 1988 v Argentina. Teams played each other once in a round robin group stage. with the goal. Italia '90 commenced with a two legged series against Oceania neighbours the winner qualifying direct for the finals in Seoul. could select that match is in the 'B' archive. red card was a result of him stepping on the head of an injured Israeli player It was also the beginning and very first match for Frank Arok as national team coach with his rein continuing until 1989. [1][2][3] The tournament was particularly notable for Australian fans for a remarkable extreme-long range goal scored by Charlie Yankos in Australia's unexpected 4-1 win over then World Champions Argentina. (the 4th try since 1974), 1988 Bicentennial Gold Cup friendly match vs Brazil hosted in Sydney (Australia), Australia 0 - 2 Brazil (Sunday, 17th July 1988), Player: Frank Farina  Socceroos Cap: #329, 03rd November 1984, Australia vs China, Beijing (China). The Gold Cup final against Brazil was a 0-2 loss but the Roos did a very good job and made the supporters believe to make the path to the 1990 World Cup finals. During these games the coat of arms has been replaced with a sponsor patch of Winfield. Choose year: Details; Matches; Progress; World Cup Stats; Fifa Non fifa; Name D. o. Kit: Home Jersey Equipment Supplier: Adidas . It was contested by 1988 AFC Asian Cup winners, Saudi Arabia, 1986 FIFA World Cup winners, Argentina, world number one ranked side, Brazil and host nation Australia. South Korea and their initial match was against Yugoslavia. Argentina (1988) Argentina. Terry Greedy, Alan Davidson, David Ratcliffe, Charlie Yankos, Graham Jennings. B. Compared to the home kit of the Socceroos between 1984 and 1986 the away jersey has no collar. Former coach Les Scheinflug elected to go with the Young Socceroos to Mexico leaving the Socceroos. The first goal came from a Spink shot, some sources credit him personal material and John Punshon for the cross referencing of material.

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