The thought 20 years ago, that the @Socceroos and @TheMatildas would both reach the last 16 of the World Cup, a year apart, with one of them on home soil, was beyond comprehension.
So many trials and tribulations in Australian football but perspective is often handy. ⚽️🇦🇺
#Breaking: @MelbourneCity left-back Jordan Bos is bound for Belgium in a deal that has smashed the @aleaguemen transfer record.
The 20-year-old Socceroo will join Belgian side @KVCWesterlo at the end of the finals series for an undisclosed sum, which has been confirmed as more than the $1.4 million City received from parent club @ManCity for Aaron Mooy.
Bos advanced through the A-League club's youth academy and scored 3 goals and six assists from 50 top-flight appearances, prompting his @Socceroos debut in March.
"His natural abilities were evident from the outset, and it has been a privilege to see him grow into the elite player he is today," Melbourne City FC Director of Football Michael Petrillo said | @10FootballAU #WeAreALeagues #Socceroos #MCFC
While we all know Melbourne is the sporting capital of the world, the upcoming weekend is set to showcase the amazing spread of basketball talent across our city.
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What a night! What a game 🙌🏽. Congrats @Socceroos on the win against Tunisia in the @FIFAWorldCup . And thanks to all the fans that made it out to support them! 💪🏾