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Posted July 01, 2021 07:39 Β· last edited July 01, 2021 07:40

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Top 2 advance, 3rd goes into a play off.

That's a reasonably kind draw. Only two Middle Eastern teams (out of 7 left in last round AFC qualifying), where the Socceroos have struggled more to win, compared to East Asia.

FFA are very keen to get NSW/Federal Govt permission to host qualifying games in Sydney, without 2 week MIQ requirement for visiting teams, and overseas based Socceroos players. 2 week MIQ requirement obviously ain't workable for international football. Certainly a big disadvantage if the Australia can't have home games.



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RR

Top 2 advance, 3rd goes into a play off.

That's a reasonably kind draw. Only two Middle Eastern teams (out of 7 left in last round AFC qualifying), where the Socceroos have struggled more to win, compared to East Asia.

FFA are very keen to get NSW/Federal Govt permission to host qualifying games in Sydney, without 2 week MIQ requirement for visiting teams. 2 week MIQ requirement obviously ain't workable for international football. Certainly a big disadvantage if the Socceroos can't have home games.



Unknown editor edited July 01, 2021 07:39
RR

Top 2 advance, 3rd goes into a play off.

That's a reasonably kind draw. Only two Middle Eastern teams (out of 7 left in last round AFC qualifying), where the Socceroos have struggled more to win, compared to East Asia.

FFA are very keen to get NSW/Federal Govt permission to host qualifying games in Sydney, without 2 week MIQ requirement for visiting teams. 2 week MIQ requirement obviously ain't workable for international football. Certainly a big disadvantage if Socceroos can't have home games.