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Turkish fans turn out in thousands to support both teams in World Cup match

“I’m an Australian and a Turk at the same time,” one fan said on Sunday of supporting both countries. “I respect Australia as my home country, but I’m a Turk as well. So why not?”

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Turkish fans turn out in thousands to support both teams in World Cup match

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‘Why not?’: The heart-wrenching joy of having two countries in the World Cup

“I’m an Australian and a Turk at the same time,” one fan said on Sunday of supporting both countries. “I respect Australia as my home country, but I’m a Turk as well. So why not?”

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domenica 14 giugno 2026·smh.com.au
Socceroos fans watch opening match in Sydney
Fans are out for the World Cup opener against Turkiye.
domenica 14 giugno 2026·smh.com.au
Socceroos fans in Melbourne's Federation Square
Fans are out for the World Cup opener against Turkiye.

Turkish fans turn out in thousands to support both teams in World Cup match

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Turkish fans turn out in thousands to support both teams in World Cup match

‘Why not?’: The heart-wrenching joy of having two countries in the World Cup

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Socceroos fans watch opening match in Sydney

Socceroos fans in Melbourne's Federation Square

Flares, chants and ecstatic Socceroos fans: Melbourne football lovers celebrate ‘the greatest day’

Turkish fans turn out in thousands to support both teams in World Cup match

‘Why not?’: The heart-wrenching joy of having two countries in the World Cup

Flares, chants and ecstatic Socceroos fans: Melbourne football lovers celebrate ‘the greatest day’