Former Socceroos boss Graham Arnold has secured his first win as Iraq coach with a 1-0 away victory over Jordan in Amman.

Former Socceroos coach Graham Arnold remains confident he can guide Iraq to next year’s FIFA World Cup despite tasting defeat ...

Graham died at the age of 80 on February 12, having been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Doctors believed that he may have lived with the disease for as long as 10 years, although Graham was unaware ...

The Socceroos are off to a sixth consecutive World Cup after sealing automatic qualification with a 2-1 win over Saudi Arabia ...

The Socceroos need to avoid a five-goal loss to Saudi Arabia this morning to qualify for the 2026 World Cup. Follow all the ...

Ex-Socceroos boss Graham Arnold has made a losing start to his tenure as coach of the Iraq national team in a FIFA World Cup qualifier against South Korea. Iraq, who had striker Ali Al-Hamadi sent ...

Also qualifying from Group B is Jordan, who beat Oman 3-0 in Muscat on Friday morning. Arnold’s Iraq, who meet Jordan in Amman on Wednesday morning, will finish in either third or fourth place ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. After seven months cooling his heels, it took Graham Arnold just five minutes to decide whether his next move was the right one for ...

Our analysis of all available data, including recent performances and player stats, suggests the most likely outcome of this ...