Australia national football (soccer) team season 2009
- Australia national football (soccer) team season 2009
In 2009 the Australian national football team has 9 matches currently scheduled. 5 of those are AFC World Cup Qualifiers, and the other 4 are Asian Cup Qualifiers.
Australia v Kuwait
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date = January 14, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|KUW
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stadium = TBD
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Australia v Indonesia
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date = January 28, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|IDN
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stadium = TBD
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Australia v Japan
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date = February 11, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|JPN
goals1 =
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stadium = TBD
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Australia v Uzbekistan
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date = April 1, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|UZB
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stadium = Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
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Australia v Qatar
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date = June 6, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|QAT
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stadium = Khalifa International Stadium, Doha
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Australia v Bahrain
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date = June 10, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|BHR
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stadium = Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney
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Australia v Japan
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date = June 17, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|JPN
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stadium = Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne
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Australia v Oman
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date = November 14, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|OMN
goals1 =
goals2 =
stadium = TBD
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Australia v Oman
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date = November 18, 2009
team1 = fb|AUS
score = –
team2 = fb|OMN
goals1 =
goals2 =
stadium = Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex, Muscat
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