World Cup Qualifying – AFC

Son Heung-Min must produce Spurs’ form as Korea plot for 2018 World Cup

Tottenham’s Son Heung-Min speaks to ESPN Brasil to talk about his recent form, Spurs’ upcoming match versus Man City and much more.

The FC guys answer your tweets on the match of the season thus far, the better goal between Pedro Obiang and Son Heung-Min and more.
Son Heung-Min helped Tottenham Hotspur break down a stubborn AFC Wimbledon to advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup on Sunday.
Coming on a second-half substitute, Son livened up the Spurs’ attack as they scored three times in eight minutes to win 3-0 at Wembley.
And Son looms as a key figure at June’s World Cup, as John Duerden gives his five South Korean football wishes for 2018.
1. Son to replicate club form for country
Past national team coaches have struggled to get the best out of Son….

Bert van Marwijk turns down Saudi Arabia return for World Cup

The FC crew aren’t sure what to make of Ange Postecoglou’s decision to quit as coach of Australia.
2010 World Cup finalist Bert Van Marwijk has rejected what would have been a dramatic return to Saudi Arabia just two months after leaving his post as head coach of the national team.
The Dutchman, appointed in Sept. 2015, guided the Green Falcons through qualification for the 2018 World Cup in September, but within days had been released by the Saudi Arabia Football Federation (SAFF).
He was immediately replaced by Edgardo Bauza of Argentina. After Bauza was fired on Wednesday following poor performances…

Wagner: World Cup qualification to boost Mooy’s form

Huddersfield manager David Wagner says he believes Aaron Mooy’s form will improve after qualifying for the World Cup with Australia.

Australia 3-1 Honduras: Socceroos reach World Cup

Mile Jedinak’s second-half hat-trick booked Australia’s place in Russia at the expense of Honduras.

Potecoglou keen to avoid drama

Ange Postecoglou says any war of the words with Honduras will be meaningless after the match.

Luongo predicting Australian goalfest

Massimo Luongo is confident Australia will find the net in front of their home crowd.

Australia to take game to Honduras

Jason Dasey and Gary Phillips preview Australia’s second leg against Honduras in the World Cup playoffs.

Charyl Chappuis dismisses rumours of move from Thailand to JDT

At a young age, Charyl Chappuis’ passion for football was ignited. Delve into the story of how his love for the game has evolved.

In 2014, Thailand national team and Suphanburi midfielder, Charyl Chappuis, suffered a devastating injury. Following a 16-month layoff, he made his return to football. Here’s his story.
Thailaind international midfielder Charyl Chappuis has dismissed stories linking him with a move to Malaysian champions Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) for the 2018 season.
Reports in the Thai media suggested that JDT were lining up a bid of for the Swiss-born Muang Thong United star ahead of their attempts to win a fifth straight title and to reach the group stages of the AFC Champions League (ACL).
But Chappuis claimed to know nothing of such a bid when he spoke to ESPN FC, having only just joined Muang…

Sainsbury: We’ll put them away in Sydney

Trent Sainsbury is confident that despite missing chances to score in Honduras, the Socceroos can win in Sydney and progress to the World Cup in Russia.

What is Postecoglou’s legacy?

A look at Ange Postecoglou’s record ahead of Australia’s crunch clash with Honduras.

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