World Cup 2026 Qualifs Australia Saudi Arabia

 

Group Stage 

6e journee

13 novembre 2024

GERM

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Le premier match de la 5e journée des éliminatoires de la Coupe du Monde 2026 (Zone Asie) entre l’Australie et l’Arabie Saoudite n’a pas connu de vainqueur, ni de perdant à Melbourne (0-0). Les deux sélections pourraient perdre la place de dauphin, qu’elles partagent derrière le Japon, en cas de victoire du Bahreïn contre la Chine.

The Socceroos have been left to rue failing to seize control of their World Cup qualification bid after they were held to a 0-0 home draw by Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia, with a vocal away contingent at their backs, appeared to have scored a 93rd-minute winner from a free kick but the goal was dramatically ruled offside. While the Saudis dominated possession, Australia had the better of the chances in front of 27,491 fans at Melbourne's AAMI Park. Coach Tony Popovic will also sweat on injuries to Ajdin Hrustic, who was withdrawn at half-time, and his replacement Nishan Velupillay, who made way for debutant Anthony Caceres in the 74th minute. The result puts pressure on Australia to snare a result against Bahrain in Riffa on Tuesday night. The top two teams in group C secure direct qualification for the 2026 World Cup while third and fourth place go into the next round of qualifying.