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Cahill quick to praise team mates

Tim Cahill never thought this day might come when he could play in the World Cup, when the wrangling over his international status was been discussed by FIFA.

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Aussie spirit alive

We never thought we would lose it (the match to Japan), was the general consensus from the Australian players after the match and that the Aussie spirit was alive and well within this group of players.

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Socceroos v Japan preview

Monday, June 12 – 3.00pm is D-Day for the Socceroos, almost eight months to the day that Australia won its way through the 2006 FIFA World Cup finals in Germany.

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Hiddink coy on starting lineup

Guus Hiddink believes key midfielders Tim Cahill and Harry Kewell would struggle to play 90 minutes against the Japanese in Kaiserslautern, although when they will play some part in the game, still remains a mystery to everyone.

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Hiddink slams 'dirty' label

Australia’s coach Guus Hiddink has labelled comments by officials and players from Japan that the Socceroos play dirty as ridiculous and unfair, at his final press conference before the two teams meet in Kaiserslautern on Monday afternoon.

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Aloisi keen to play

Socceroos striker John Aloisi believes he and Mark Viduka would make a good partnership up front, if he gets the nod for a starting spot against Japan in Monday’s opening World Cup Group F tie in Kaiserslautern.