Australia 5-0 Bangladesh (Sep 3, 2015) Final Score

Bangladesh

WCQ: Australia put five past Bangladesh

2026 World Cup: Who has qualified, and how the rest can make it

Sources: Kasey Bos nears Bundesliga switch

Socceroos' Daniel Arzani weighing up next club move

Australia

Bangladesh

WCQ: Australia put five past Bangladesh

2026 World Cup: Who has qualified, and how the rest can make it

Sources: Kasey Bos nears Bundesliga switch

Socceroos' Daniel Arzani weighing up next club move

Match Formations

Game Information

Match Timeline

FIFA World Cup Qualifying - AFC Standings

WCQ - AFC News

0-1-3, 1 PTS

Mathew Leckie - 6'
Tom Rogic - 8'
Topu Barman - 20' OG
Nathan Burns - 29'
Aaron Mooy - 61'

No.Name
18Adam Federici
3Jason Davidson
8Bailey Wright
6Matthew Spiranovic
21Tarek Elrich
5Mark Milligan 36Jackson Irvine
13Aaron Mooy
10Tom Rogic 35Christopher Ikonomidis
21Massimo Luongo
16Nathan Burns
7Mathew Leckie 4Tim Cahill

Substitutes
1Eugene Galekovic
--Aziz Behich
19Ryan McGowan
22Alex Wilkinson
21Ben Halloran
11Tommy Oar
--Luke Brattan
17Matt McKay

7:00 AM, September 3, 2015

Attendance: 19,495

Referees:
Yo Minh Tri

Australia

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Australia

Bangladesh

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The rapid rise of Kasey Bos is set to continue, with sources telling ESPN that the 21-year-old is nearing a move to Bundesliga outfit FSV Mainz.

Socceroos winger Daniel Arzani says he is yet to decide on his club future, but confirmed he's in discussions with several teams as his contract with Melbourne Victory nears its end -- amid reported interest from Scotland.

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