In this week's episode, Kevin Muscat secures back-to-back Chinese League titles with Shanghai Port, while Graham Arnold's Iraq edges closer to World Cup qualification. In women's football, Tanya Oxtoby takes the helm at Newcastle United. The Junior Matildas gear up for friendlies against Thailand, providing invaluable exposure. The Matildas adjust their squad by introducing Charlize Rule to replace the injured Charli Grant. As preparations for the FIFA World Cup intensify, despite their 3-0 loss to Colombia, the Socceroos hope to capitalise on a potential Pot 2 placement, offering hopes for a more favourable draw.

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This week's episode of The Aussie Football Passport delves into the recent nomination of Kyra Cooney-Cross for the FIFA Marta Award, highlighting her spectacular goal against Germany. You can vote for her here. The last Matildas squad of the year has two new faces, Tameka Yallop and Kahli Johnson for their friendlies against New Zealand. Meanwhile, the injury-plagued Socceroos face challenges as several key players, including potential debutant Deni Juric, are ruled out. Sam Kerr's long-awaited return to playing on home soil is eagerly anticipated, especially after her brace against St Polten in the Champions League. Aivi Luik is considering playing on, following her Swedish league victory with BK Hacken. We've also got goal scoring players of the week and a whole lot more!

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This weeks episode focuses on the Socceroos' new squad, which undergoes major changes ahead of international fixtures against Venezuela and Colombia. James Overy and Deni Juric are among those receiving their first call-ups. In women's football, Steph Catley bags a nomination for the FIFA Women's Eleven, drawing attention to her stellar performances - you can vote for her here. The young Matildas face a competitive group in the 2026 Asian Cup, including powerhouse Japan. There are also updates on player injuries, like Alessandro Circati and Adrian Segecic, who will miss a number of weeks of football. All that and the usual weekly wrap of club careers abroad, including our women's and men's players of the week.

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This week's Aussie Football Passport podcast dives into both the triumphs and struggles of Australian footballers abroad. Major highlights include Mary Fowler's unprecedented third win of the PFA Young Women's Player award and Steph Catley's consistent excellence with her second consecutive award. The Matildas experienced a difficult international window with a defeat to England. There are also updates on significant injuries affecting both male and female Australian players in clubs globally. Despite setbacks, promising performers like Clare Wheeler are emerging, providing a silver lining as Australian footballers continue to compete on the international stage. There was also a big week for our Men's Player of the Week in the Netherlands!

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Key highlights in this week's episode include the Socceroos' upcoming friendlies against Venezuela and Colombia in the US as part of their November international window. Meanwhile, the Matildas secured a 2-1 victory against Wales, with Sam Kerr making a notable return after 725 days. The podcast also introduces a new segment to celebrate its 25th episode, focusing on injury updates among Aussie players abroad. Fans can look forward to the Matildas' matches against New Zealand and future analyses of upcoming games, including the game against England. All that and a whole lot more!

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This week's episode features news on Australian managers with updates on Ange Postecoglou's sacking from Nottingham Forest and Kevin Muscat's decision to stay at Shanghai Port despite advanced talks with Rangers. In women's football, the Junior Matildas dominated their Asian Cup qualifiers with two commanding performances, while the senior Matildas face a squad change due to an injury for their upcoming matches against Wales and England. The Socceroos lost to the USA, ending a strong streak under coach Tony Popovic, highlighting some defensive weaknesses and missed goal opportunities. All that plus the usual updates of how our Aussies playing their club football overseas are performing.

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The Matildas' latest squad announcement is headlined by the much-anticipated return of star striker Sam Kerr, following her ACL injury. Joining her are fan favourites Courtnee Vine and Katrina Gorry, but there's no place for Daniela Galic. Meanwhile, Socceroos coach Tony Popovic maintains an impressive undefeated streak, based on a strong defence and promising performances from young players Mo Toure and Nestory Irankunda. This episode also delves into the challenges faced by Aussie coaches abroad, with Postecoglou under scrutiny at Nottingham Forest and Kevin Muscat potentially eyed by Rangers.

This episode of the Aussie Football Passport brings exciting news from the world of Australian football, with Mary Fowler signing her new contract until 2027 with Manchester City, despite a challenging past season with an ACL injury. In men's updates, the Under 20's team wraps up its World Cup journey with a win, while the Under 23s prepare to face tough opponents in the 2026 AFC Asian Cup. Additionally, the Socceroo squad for upcoming friendlies brings surprising recalls and fresh faces, especially amid the ongoing international saga surrounding Alex Robertson. Meanwhile, the Junior Matildas set their sights on AFC Asian Cup qualification rounds in Singapore. All that and much more from club land, including clean sheets, goals, assists and a Player of the Month award in the Netherlands.

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In this episode of the Aussie Football Passport, there are exciting updates from Aussie footballers playing abroad. Among the headlines, Steph Catley and Holly McNamara are nominated for prestigious AFC awards. However, the under-20 Socceroos faced a setback in their World Cup opener against Italy. The Joeys are preparing for their Asian Cup qualifiers, setting a thrilling stage for the youth squad. Meanwhile, Aussie women show impressive performances across various leagues, from the US to Europe, while the men continue to leave their mark in international club football. Goals, assists, and a few challenges highlight another vibrant week for Aussies overseas.

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This week's episode of the Aussie Football Passport podcast dives into the latest updates on Australian players overseas. Key headlines include the return of Sharn Freier to the Brisbane Roar, a drop in the Socceroos' FIFA rankings, and an unfortunate injury for young player Thomas Waddingham. Notably, Steph Catley's impressive Ballon d'Or ranking and recent performances by Aussie women in the US and European leagues are highlighted. The episode also covers exciting match outcomes, player contributions in various leagues, and emerging talents to watch ahead of the October international window.

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