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If Australia are to get the job done against Paraguay, they know they need one man firing on all cylinders — Jordan Bos.
At his best, left wing-back Bos is devastating, with his speed, guile and skill terrorising opponents.
But so far, the Socceroos dynamo hasn't hit his straps at this World Cup.
With a win or draw against Paraguay in Santa Clara on Thursday (Friday AEST), Australia will finish second in group D behind the United States, locking in a trip to Dallas next week to face the runners-up in group G.
‘Absolutely brilliant’: Craig Foster reacts as Australia reaches World Cup knockout stage
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Australia have officially advanced through to the round of 32 at this year’s World Cup, after securing a 0-0 draw against Paraguay.
Former Socceroo Craig Foster joined 3AW and praised the team after another successful group stage.
“To get through and manage those three games so well is absolutely brilliant,” Foster said on 3AW.
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Socceroos star might’ve just found his new position as Aussie legend raves about ‘huge achievement’ after ‘big ask’
Harry Kewell lauded Jordy Bos and the Socceroos after Australia secured their place in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32 on Friday (AEST).
The Socceroos required at least a draw to secure second spot behind co-hosts the United States and their 0-0 stalemate with Paraguay in Santa Clara got the job done in Group D.
Australia closed out Group D with four points from three games – two points behind the USA, moving through to the knockout phase for the third time in their history, and the second consecutive tournament.
Tony Popovic made six changes to the starting XI, bringing Nestory Irankunda back into the starting XI along with Aziz Behich following Jacob Italiano’s injury, while Socceroos star Bos was moved to right-back to accommodate for Behich. Cristian Volpato, Jackson Irvine and Lucas Herrington also started.
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