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Irvine says Socceroos have to feel the pain before looking ahead
Socceroos veteran Jackson Irvine says feeling the pain of Australia's penalty shootout defeat to Egypt is an important part of getting better.
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theage.com.au
The secret weapon helping the Socceroos prepare for World Cup penalty drama
With the clash against Egypt balanced on a knife’s edge, Australia is preparing to counter the ‘inhumane’ pressure of a penalty shootout aided by a former captain who never missed.
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theguardian.com
Shootout heartbreak leaves Socceroos still searching for elusive World Cup knockout win | Jack Snape
Following their painful defeat on penalties to Egypt, there is a nagging suspicion Australia may not get a better chance to break their duck
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abc.net.au
Socceroos' World Cup ends in heartbreak, but path forward now clear
The Socceroos exited the World Cup in the cruellest possible manner, on penalties to Egypt. But the roots of the defeat could be found in the 120 minutes of play, which clearly…
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'We're obviously very devastated'
Aziz Behich and Jackson Irvine reflect on the Socceroos loss to Egypt.
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Irvine says Socceroos have to feel the pain before looking ahead
Socceroos veteran Jackson Irvine says feeling the pain of Australia's penalty shootout defeat to Egypt is an important part of getting better.
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‘We’re all here for him’: Socceroos rally around Lucas Herrington after last-32 shootout miss
Australia’s players have rallied around the young defender after he missed his penalty in the defeat to Egypt
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'We're obviously devastated': Socceroos reflect on loss
Aziz Behich and Jackson Irvine reflect on the Socceroos loss to Egypt.
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channelnewsasia.com
Ibrahimovic offers support to Australia's Herrington after World Cup penalty heartbreak
ARLINGTON, Texas, July 3 : Zlatan Ibrahimovic showed his warmer side by sending words of encouragement to Australian teenager Lucas Herrington after his penalty miss against Egypt…