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Federation Square erupts as Melbourne football fans celebrate Australia's World Cup win over Denmark

As the Socceroos were creating history in Doha, football fans in Melbourne lit up the night sky with flares as Federation Square erupted.

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Mexico exit World Cup on goal difference despite beating Saudi Arabia

Doha (AFP) - Mexico suffered an agonising exit from the World Cup on goal difference on Wednesday despite beating Saudi Arabia 2-1 in a dramatic finale to Group C.

AFP

Messi misses penalty but Argentina advance at World Cup

Doha (AFP) - Lionel Messi had a penalty saved but Argentina still advanced to the last 16 of the World Cup as Group C winners after a 2-0 victory over Poland on Wednesday.

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Eriksen flops for dismal Denmark on major tournament return

Doha (AFP) - Christian Eriksen's Denmark came to the World Cup tipped as dark horses after reaching the semi-finals of last year's European Championship but have exited with barely a whimper after a 1-0 defeat to Australia.

AFP

Denmark still 'amazing' despite World Cup flop, says captain Kjaer

Doha (AFP) - Captain Simon Kjaer insisted that Denmark are still a top team despite their dismal 1-0 defeat to Australia which knocked them out of the World Cup at the group stage.

AFP

Deschamps defends decision to make nine changes in Tunisia defeat

Doha (AFP) - France coach Didier Deschamps defended his decision to change almost his entire line-up for Wednesday's final World Cup group game against Tunisia as he admitted his mind was on keeping players fresh for the knockout phase.

AFP

Captain Kjaer insists Denmark still 'amazing' despite World Cup flop

Doha (AFP) - Simon Kjaer insisted that Denmark are still a top team despite their dismal 1-0 defeat to Australia which knocked them out of the World Cup at the group stage.

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Tunisia out of World Cup despite shock win against France

Doha (AFP) - French-born Wahbi Khazri scored the only goal of the game as Tunisia claimed a famous 1-0 win over holders France at the World Cup on Wednesday, but it was not enough for them to reach the last 16.

AFP

Tunisia go out with heads held high says matchwinner Khazri

Doha (AFP) - Tunisia captain Wahbi Khazri said his side would go out of the World Cup with heads held high after completing their campaign with a shock 1-0 win over holders France on Wednesday.

AFP

Australia reach World Cup last 16, France suffer upset

Doha (AFP) - Australia beat Denmark 1-0 on Wednesday to reach the last 16 of the World Cup for just the second time in their history while holders France won the group despite an upset defeat to Tunisia.

AFP

Tunisia out of World Cup despite shock win over much-changed France

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Australia reach World Cup last 16 and send Denmark home

Doha (AFP) - Australia coach Graham Arnold hailed the Socceroos' "remarkable" achievement after they reached the last 16 of the World Cup for only the second time with a 1-0 win over Denmark on Wednesday.

AFP

Flick says he'll keep job if Germany exit World Cup

Doha (AFP) - Coach Hansi Flick on Wednesday laughed off suggestions he would lose his job if Germany crash out of the World Cup at the group stage for the second tournament in a row.

AFP

World Cup coaches welcome first female ref Frappart

Doha (AFP) - Costa Rica coach Luis Fernando Suarez said Wednesday the appointment of Stephanie Frappart to referee his team's crucial clash with Germany was a major milestone in a "sexist sport".

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Spain won't count chickens, must beat Japan: Luis Enrique

Doha (AFP) - Luis Enrique said Spain will not count their chickens before they are hatched when they face Japan on Thursday, aiming to win and qualify for the World Cup knockout phase.

AFP

Under-pressure Belgium not 'in crisis mode', says Castagne

Doha (AFP) - Belgium are not in "crisis mode" ahead of their crucial World Cup match against Croatia despite rumours of infighting and division in the squad, full-back Timothy Castagne said on Wednesday.

AFP

Croatia 'will not be fooled' by Belgium rumours

Doha (AFP) - Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic said on Wednesday his team "will not be fooled" by reports of infighting in the Belgium camp ahead of the teams' winner-takes-all World Cup clash.

AFP

Bale will continue as long as he is wanted by Wales

Doha (AFP) - Gareth Bale shot down suggestions he could have played his final game for Wales after bowing out of the World Cup at the group stage.

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History-chasing Morocco want 'no regrets', says coach

Doha (AFP) - Morocco coach Walid Regragui wants "no regrets" after facing Canada on Thursday, with his team aiming for qualification to the World Cup knockout stage for the first time since 1986.

Daily Mirror

England fans handed optimal schedule as future single-city World Cup considered

JOHN CROSS' WORLD CUP DIARY: Doha has proved a perfect host city for fans to kick up the possibility of FIFA giving World Cup hosting rights to another super-city

Daily Mirror

Wales fan makes trip to Qatar for England match - without telling girlfriend

David 'Dai' Jones, 33, said he couldn't resist travelling to the World Cup after seeing pals partying at the tournament from their base in Dubai

AFP

Wales boss Page urges team to learn from World Cup heartache

Doha (AFP) - Wales will leave Qatar with mixed emotions -- pride at reaching their first World Cup in 64 years mingled with a sense of bitter disappointment that they failed to do themselves justice.

Bangkok Post

10 most expensive transfers in football history, ranked

The Fifa fever is back in full force as - despite its hosting country controversies - Qatar houses this year's World Cup 2022. Fans across the globe are currently cheering for their favourite teams and players as they watch matches live or on television in their respective countries.

Al Jazeera

World Cup 2022, day 11: The schedule, what’s at stake for teams

All to play for on day 11 with Australia vs Denmark, Tunisia vs France, Poland vs Argentina, and Saudi Arabia vs Mexico.

AFP

Brazil World Cup bid built on solid foundations despite Neymar worries

Doha (AFP) - Brazil might be fretting about the state of Neymar's ankle, but if a successful World Cup campaign is built on a solid defence then the foundations are there for Tite's side to win the title in Qatar.

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