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FA reveal stance on Socceroos friendlies in Middle East

FA says the matches remain on schedule as security teams monitor regional violence and the Asian Cup’s status stays uncertain.

Summary by The West Australian
Australia's plans for the November international window are expected to go ahead as scheduled, despite the rapidly-changing conflict in the Middle East.

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FA expecting Socceroos friendlies in Middle East to go ahead

Football Australia says it is closely monitoring conditions in the volatile region, but expects a pair of Asian Cup lead-up games to go ahead.

·Ultimo, Australia
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FA reveal stance on Socceroos friendlies in Middle East

Australia's plans for the November international window are expected to go ahead as scheduled, despite the rapidly-changing conflict in the Middle East.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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The West Australian broke the news in Osborne Park, Australia on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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