In 2009 the Australia national association football team has 12 matches currently scheduled. 5 of those are AFC World Cup Qualifiers, 4 are Asian Cup Qualifiers, the other matches being friendlies.

Contents 1 Australia v Indonesia 2 Australia v Japan 3 Australia v Kuwait 4 Australia v Uzbekistan 5 Australia v Qatar 6 Australia v Bahrain 7 Australia v Japan 8 Australia v Republic of Ireland 9 Australia v Korea Republic 10 Australia v Netherlands 11 Australia v Oman 12 Australia v Oman 13 References

[edit] Australia v Indonesia

January 28, 2009 18:00 UTC+7	Indonesia	0 – 0	Australia	Gelora Bung Karno Stadium, Jakarta Attendance: 50,000 Referee: Malik Abdul Bashir  Singapore
		FFA Report AFC Summary

AUSTRALIA: GK 82 Eugene Galekovic RB 72 Dean Heffernan 74' CB 51 Rodrigo Vargas CB 3 Craig Moore (c) LB 66 Scott Jamieson 75' RM 83 Tom Pondeljak 68' CM 41 Matt McKay CM 44 Paul Reid LM 86 Matt Thompson CF 33 Danny Allsopp 57' CF 32 Archie Thompson Substitutions: MF 34 Billy Celeski 68' FW 47 Matt Simon 91+' 57' MF 90 Michael Zullo 74' Unused Substitutes: DF 49 Nikolai Topor-Stanley DF 69 Tarek Elrich FW 77 Dylan MacAllister GK 88 Danny Vukovic Coach: Pim Verbeek

INDONESIA: GK 1 Markus Horison RB 28 Richardo Salampessy CB 37 Maman Abdurahman CB 6 Charis Yulianto (c) LB 25 Isnan Ali RM 11 Ponaryo Astaman CM 15 Firman Utina CM 18 Hariono LM 7 Boaz Solossa 71' CF 9 Talaohu Abdul Musafry 64' CF 13 Budi Sudarsono 83' Substitutions: DF 3 Erol Iba 83' MF 8 Elie Aiboy 64' FW 20 Bambang Pamungkas 71' Unused Substitutes: DF 2 Muhamad Roby GK 12 Ferry Rotinsulu MF 14 Ismed Sofyan DF 30 Nova Ariyanto Coach: Benny Dollo

[edit] Australia v Japan

February 11, 2009 19:23 UTC+9	Japan	0 – 0	Australia	International Stadium Yokohama, Yokohama Attendance: 66,000 Referee: Mohsen Basma  Syria
		FFA Report AFC Summary

JAPAN: GK 18 Ryota Tsuzuki RB 6 Atsuto Uchida CB 4 Marcus Tulio Tanaka CB 2 Yuji Nakazawa (c) LB 15 Yuto Nagatomo RM 10 Shunsuke Nakamura CM 7 Yasuhito Endo CM 17 Makoto Hasebe LM 8 Daisuke Matsui 58' CF 9 Tatsuya Tanaka 83' CF 11 Keiji Tamada Substitutions: FW 16 Yoshito Okubo 58' FW 13 Shinji Okazaki 83' Unused Substitutes: GK 1 Eiji Kawashima DF 3 Shuhei Terada MF 5 Yasuyuki Konno MF 14 Hideo Hashimoto FW 12 Seiichiro Maki Coach: Takeshi Okada

AUSTRALIA: GK 1 Mark Schwarzer RB 8 Luke Wilkshire 26' CB 2 Lucas Neill (c) CB 3 Craig Moore LB 11 Scott Chipperfield 21' CM 13 Vince Grella CM 16 Carl Valeri 90+1' RW 5 Jason Culina AM 14 Brett Holman 64' LW 18 Mark Bresciano 90+2' CF 4 Tim Cahill 85' Substitutions: MF 7 Richard Garcia 64' FW 9 Josh Kennedy 85' MF 10 David Carney 90+2' Unused Substitutes: GK 12 Michael Petkovic DF 15 Jade North MF 6 Mile Jedinak FW 17 Scott McDonald Coach: Pim Verbeek

[edit] Australia v Kuwait

March 5, 2009 20:00 UTC+11	Australia	0 – 1	Kuwait	Canberra Stadium, Canberra Attendance: 20,032 Referee: Masoud Moradi  Iran
		FFA Report AFC Summary	Alemzi  38'

AUSTRALIA: GK 82 Eugene Galekovic RB 107 Daniel Mullen CB 3 Craig Moore (c) 86' CB 51 Rodrigo Vargas LB 86 Matt Thompson RM 83 Tom Pondeljak CM 44 Paul Reid 62' CM 41 Matt McKay LM 90 Michael Zullo 10' 68' CF 32 Archie Thompson CF 47 Matt Simon 45+1' Substitutions: MF 111 Fabian Barbiero 68' DF 35 Robert Cornthwaite 86' FW 109 Mitch Nichols 62' Unused Substitutes: DF 49 Nikolai Topor-Stanley DF 69 Tarek Elrich DF 72 Dean Heffernan GK 99 Michael Theoklitos Coach: Pim Verbeek

KUWAIT: GK 22 Nawaf Al Khaldi (c) DF 2 Yacoub Al Taher DF 4 Hussain Fadel MF 11 Fayez Bandar 77' DF 13 Musaed Neda DF 15 Waleed Ali Jumah 73' 86' FW 16 Hamad Al Enezi 59' 65' FW 17 Nemia Al Feree MF 18 Jarah Al Ataiqi MF 27 Talal Alamer DF 43 Fahad Shaheen Substitutions: MF 3 Mohamed Jarragh 77' MF 8 Saleh Al Sheikh 86' FW 10 Khalaf Salama 65' Unused Substitutes: FW 9 Ahmad Ajab MF 14 Adel Al Shammari DF 51 Ahmad Aleidan GK 21 Khaled Al Fadhli Coach: Goran Tufegdzic

[edit] Australia v Uzbekistan

April 1, 2009 20:00 UTC+10	Australia	2 – 0	Uzbekistan	ANZ Stadium, Sydney Attendance: 57,292 Referee: Ali Hamad Al-Badwawi  United Arab Emirates
	Kennedy  66' Kewell  73' (pen.)	FFA Report AFC Summary

AUSTRALIA: GK 1 Mark Schwarzer DF 2 Lucas Neill (c) 50' DF 6 Michael Beauchamp FW 10 Harry Kewell 75' MF 5 Jason Culina MF 8 Luke Wilkshire 41' MF 11 Scott Chipperfield FW 13 Richard Garcia FW 17 Scott McDonald 61' MF 16 Carl Valeri 82' MF 18 Mark Bresciano Substitutions: MF 7 Mile Jedinak 82' FW 9 Josh Kennedy 61' FW 14 Brett Holman 75' Unused Substitutes: MF 4 Tim Cahill MF 3 David Carney DF 15 Jade North GK 12 Michael Petkovic Coach: Pim Verbeek

UZBEKISTAN: GK 12 Ignatiy Nesterov DF 2 Anvar Gafurov 90+4' DF 3 Hamza Karimov 75' MF 4 Aziz Ibrahimov 65' DF 5 Anzur Ismailov MF 6 Jasur Hasanov MF 8 Server Djeparov (c) MF 9 Odil Ahmedov MF 10 Farhod Tadjiyev 58' DF 13 Sakhob Juraev 25' MF 18 Timur Kapadze Substitutions: FW 11 Anvarjon Soliev 58' MF 7 Azizbek Haydarov 65' DF 15 Islom Tukhtahujaev 75' Unused Substitutes: GK 1 Temur Juraev FW 17 Shakhboz Erkinov DF 16 Ilhom Suyunov MF 14 Vitaliy Denisov Coach: Mirdjalal Kasimov

[edit] Australia v Qatar

June 6, 2009 19:00 UTC+3	Qatar	0 – 0	Australia	Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium, Doha Attendance: 7,000 Referee: Abdul Malik Bashir ( Singapore)
		FFA Report AFC Summary

QATAR: GK 2 Qasem Burhan DF 3 Hamed Shami 26' DF 6 Bilal Mohammed DF 8 Mesaad Al-Hamad FW 9 Hassan Al Haidos 77' MF 10 Abdurabb Al Yazeedi FW 12 Majid Mohamed 83' DF 13 Ibrahim Majid MF 15 Talal Al-Bloushi 90' FW 16 Ahmed Al Binali 62' FW 18 Sebastián Soria (c) 68' Substitutions: MF 5 Majdi Siddiq 62' FW 11 Hasan Alhaydos 77' FW 14 Yusef Ahmed 83' Unused Substitutes: GK 1 Mohamed Saqr DF 4 Musa Haroon DF 7 Ali Nasser FW 17 Mohammed Yasser Coach: Bruno Metsu

AUSTRALIA: GK 1 Mark Schwarzer DF 2 Lucas Neill (c) 90' DF 6 Chris Coyne MF 4 Tim Cahill 90+2' MF 5 Jason Culina MF 9 Josh Kennedy MF 11 Scott Chipperfield MF 13 Vince Grella 73' FW 10 Harry Kewell MF 16 Carl Valeri MF 18 Mark Bresciano 77' Substitutions: DF 15 Jade North 73' FW 14 Brett Holman 77' FW 8 Richard Garcia 90+2' Unused Substitutes: MF 7 Mile Jedinak FW 17 Scott McDonald FW 3 David Carney GK 12 Michael Petkovic Coach: Pim Verbeek

[edit] Australia v Bahrain

June 10, 2009 20:00 UTC+10	Australia	2 – 0	Bahrain	ANZ Stadium, Sydney Attendance: 39,540 Referee: Abdullah Al Hilali ( Oman)
	Sterjovski  55' Carney  88'	Report AFC Summary

AUSTRALIA: GK 1 Mark Schwarzer (c) DF 2 Mark Milligan 63' FW 3 David Carney FW 5 Jason Culina DF 6 Chris Coyne 73' MF 7 Mile Jedinak 34' 63' DF 8 Luke Wilkshire 89' FW 10 Harry Kewell DF 14 Brett Holman 84' MF 16 Mile Sterjovski 90' FW 18 Scott McDonald Substitutions: MF 11 Nick Carle 84' FW 13 Vince Grella 63' FW 15 Jade North 73' Unused Substitutes: MF 4 Jacob Burns DF 9 Bruce Djite GK 12 Michael Petkovic DF 18 Shane Stefanutto Coach: Pim Verbeek

BAHRAIN: GK 1 Sayed Mohammed Jaffer DF 2 Abdulla Abdi Omar 87' DF 3 Abdulla Al Marzooqi(c) MF 7 Mohamed Hubail FW 8 Jaycee John MF 10 Mohamed Salmeen MF 12 Faouzi Mubarak Aaish 69' 76' MF 13 Mahmood Abdulrahman FW 14 Salman Isa 90+2' MF 15 Abdullah Omar MF 17 Mohamed Husain Substitutions: DF 4 Ahmed Taleb 87' FW 11 Ismael Abdullatif 76' FW 16 Ali Abdulwahab 90+2' Unused Substitutes: MF 5 Abdulla Al-Dakeel FW 17 Dawood Saad FW 9 Sayed Hashem GK 18 Abbas Ahmed Khamis Coach: Milan Máčala

[edit] Australia v Japan

17 June 2009 20:20 UTC+10	Australia	2 – 1	Japan	Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Attendance: 69,238 Referee: Khalil Al Ghamdi ( Saudi Arabia)
	Cahill  59'  77'	Report AFC Summary	Tulio  40'

[edit] Australia v Republic of Ireland

Friendly

August 12, 2009 19:30 UTC+1	Republic of Ireland	0 – 3	Australia	Thomond Park, Limerick Attendance: 19,428 Referee: Pérez Burrul ( Spain)
		FFA Report FAI Report	Cahill  39'  44' Carney  90+3'

[edit] Australia v Korea Republic

Friendly

September 5, 2009 20:00 UTC+9	Korea Republic	3 – 1	Australia	Seoul World Cup Stadium, Seoul Attendance: Referee:
		FFA Report

[edit] Australia v Netherlands

Friendly

October 10, 2009 19:30 UTC+10	Australia	0 – 0	Netherlands	Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Attendance:40,537 Referee:
		FFA Report

AUSTRALIA: GK 1 Mark Schwarzer DF 2 Lucas Neill (c) DF 3 Craig Moore 47' MF 4 Tim Cahill 48' MF 5 Jason Culina DF 8 Luke Wilkshire FW 9 Joshua Kennedy 47' FW 10 Harry Kewell MF 13 Vince Grella 14' FW 14 Brett Holman DF 21 David Carney Substitutions: MF 6 Mile Jedinak 72' MF 7 Brett Emerton 48' DF 15 Patrick Kisnorbo 47' MF 16 Carl Valeri 14' 61' 72' FW 22 Dario Vidosic 47' Unused Substitutes: DF 13 Mark Milligan MF 11 Nick Carle GK 12 Michael Petkovic Coach: Pim Verbeek

NETHERLANDS: GK 1 Maarten Stekelenburg DF 2 Khalid Boulahrouz DF 3 John Heitinga DF 4 Joris Mathijsen DF 5 Giovanni van Bronckhorst (c) 78' MF 6 Demy de Zeeuw 80' FW 7 Dirk Kuyt 47' MF 8 Stijn Schaars 62' FW 9 Klaas-Jan Huntelaar MF 10 Wesley Sneijder 67' FW 11 Eljero Elia Substitutions: DF 12 Edson Braafheid 78' MF 13 David Mendes da Silva 80' MF 14 Rafael van der Vaart 67' MF 15 Orlando Engelaar 62' FW 17 Ryan Babel 67' Unused Substitutes: DF 16 André Ooijer GK 18 Michel Vorm Coach: Bert van Marwijk

[edit] Australia v Oman

October 14, 2009 19:30 UTC+10	Australia	1 – 0	Oman	Docklands Stadium, Melbourne Attendance: 20,595 Referee: Toma Maasaki ( Japan)
	Cahill  73'	AFC Summary

AUSTRALIA: GK 1 Mark Schwarzer DF 2 Lucas Neill (c) DF 3 Craig Moore MF 4 Tim Cahill 89' MF 5 Jason Culina MF 7 Brett Emerton FW 8 Luke Wilkshire FW 9 Josh Kennedy MF 10 Harry Kewell 79' DF 11 Scott Chipperfield MF 16 Carl Valeri 70' Substitutions: DF 20 David Carney 79' MF 26 Mile Jedinak 89' MF 101 Dario Vidosic 70' Unused Substitutes: MF 14 Brett Holman DF 75 Patrick Kisnorbo GK 81 Ante Covic DF 112 Rhys Williams Coach: Pim Verbeek

OMAN: DF 2 Mohamed Rabia Jamaan Al Noobi DF 5 Al Balushi Mohammed Abdullah Mubarak MF 10 Bait Doorbeen Fawzi Bashir Rajab MF 12 Al Mahajiri Ahmed Mubarak Obaid 86' FW 14 Hassan Rabia 89' MF 15 Ismail Sulaiman Ashoor Al-Ajmi 83' DF 17 Al Ghelani Hassan Yousuf Madhafar FW 20 Amad Ali Sulaiman Al Hosni MF 21 Al Mukhaini Ahmed Hadid Thuwaini DF 25 Khalifa Ayil Salim Al Naufli GK 26 Ali Al Habsi Substitutions: MF 8 Badar Mubarak Saleh Al-Mainami 86' FW 9 Hashim Saleh Mohammed 83' Unused Substitutes: GK 1 Al Hooti Mohammed Hawaidi Sulaiman MF 6 Al Hadhri Hussain Ali Farah DF 11 Al Mukhaini Saad Suhail Juma FW 37 Jaber Mohammed Saghayar Al Owaisi FW 99 Qasim Said Sanjoor Hardan Coach: Claude Le Roy

[edit] Australia v Oman

November 14, 2009 18:00 UTC+4	Oman	1 – 2	Australia	Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex, Muscat Attendance: 12,000 Referee: Sun Baojie ( China)
	Khalifa Ayil  16' (pen.)	AFC Summary	Luke Wilkshire  43' Brett Emerton  83'

[edit] References

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