Penalty shootouts: how Australia can avoid the cruellest World Cup fate | Jack Snape
•The Socceroos have never gone to spot kicks in a men’s World Cup but can turn to strategies as they prepare for the last-32 clash with Egypt⚽️ How and where to watch the Socceroos games in Australia...
•So do the Netherlands.
•The pain of the penalty shootout is the cruellest fate in football, the individual spotlight on the kickers serving only to embarrass those who fail the sport’s most basic test.Australians understand...
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المصدر: The Guardian Football | Source: The Guardian FootballThe Socceroos have never gone to spot kicks in a men’s World Cup but can turn to strategies as they prepare for the last-32 clash with Egypt
⚽️ How and where to watch the Socceroos games in Australia
⚽️ Full Socceroos coverage | Player guideGermany know it. So do the Netherlands. The pain of the penalty shootout is the cruellest fate in football, the individual spotlight on the kickers serving only to embarrass those who fail the sport’s most basic test.
Australians understand the stakes well too. Though the Socceroos have never faced a shootout in a World Cup, the most replayed moment in the history of men’s football in Australia is John Aloisi’s penalty to defeat Uruguay in the World Cup playoff in 2005. The memory of Cortnee Vine’s 2023 winner for the Matildas against France perhaps exceeds even Aloisi’s spot kick.
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