so ur a saudi?
tell me about almashal?
is he good in real life.
coz on pes, hes unstoppable! hahaha
tell me about almashal?
is he good in real life.
coz on pes, hes unstoppable! hahaha
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Australia vs Uruguay - The rematch (4 Viewers)
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It will be close, the aussie people have had a big lead up to this game, it means alot to us, more than you can think. The only problem is, Uruguay get to play 20 games against quality oppositions in Sth Amrica, just to get the right to play Australia. Australia on the other hand, played in the Confed cup with half the team, and have played mediocre teams in the lead up this to the match. I hope we can pull of a result in Uruguay, and the home leg to follow will be huge.
It will be hard to be against Zala and Montero, but im half Austrlian, and its in the blood that counts.
It will be hard to be against Zala and Montero, but im half Austrlian, and its in the blood that counts.
Socceroos lead at half-time
Haig Kayserian
The Socceroos have levelled their World Cup qualification series after taking a 1-0 lead against Uruguay in the second leg at Sydney's Telstra Stadium.
Marco Bresciano got the telling goal in the 34th minute after a move involving early substitute Harry Kewell.
Tim Cahill won the ball in midfield, passed to Mark Viduka on the edge of the area, who flicked the ball into the direction of Kewell. The Liverpool midfielder, brought on for Tony Popovic just two minutes earlier, mis-kicked his effort with Bresciano on the spot to hit the ball into the roof of Uruguay's net.
Uruguay has caused Australia many problems, with Inter Milan midfielder Alvaro Recoba the main danger from countless free-kicks given in dangerous areas around the hosts' box.
The Socceroos have had their share of the play though, with Jason Culina forcing a great save from Fabian Carini before Bresciano's goal after being teed up by the energetic Viduka.
Haig Kayserian
The Socceroos have levelled their World Cup qualification series after taking a 1-0 lead against Uruguay in the second leg at Sydney's Telstra Stadium.
Marco Bresciano got the telling goal in the 34th minute after a move involving early substitute Harry Kewell.
Tim Cahill won the ball in midfield, passed to Mark Viduka on the edge of the area, who flicked the ball into the direction of Kewell. The Liverpool midfielder, brought on for Tony Popovic just two minutes earlier, mis-kicked his effort with Bresciano on the spot to hit the ball into the roof of Uruguay's net.
Uruguay has caused Australia many problems, with Inter Milan midfielder Alvaro Recoba the main danger from countless free-kicks given in dangerous areas around the hosts' box.
The Socceroos have had their share of the play though, with Jason Culina forcing a great save from Fabian Carini before Bresciano's goal after being teed up by the energetic Viduka.
