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Socceroos thumped by France

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Australia lost 4-1 to France in their World Cup opener in Doha. The Socceroos are last in Group D, with a must-win clash against Tunisia on Saturday night. The top-two teams from each of the groups advance to the knockout stage. A 0-0 draw between reigning champion Denmark and Tunisia offered some hope.

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Starters of Australia against France in World Cup Group D

DOHA, Nov. 22 (Xinhua) -- Following is the starting lineup of Australia in the 2022 World Cup Group D against France here on Tuesday: Read full story

1 year ago·Malaysia

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Sydney Morning Herald

Socceroos thumped by France

After scoring the opener to spark belief, Australia has lost its World Cup opener to France 4-1.

1 year ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

Kylian Mbappé-led France hammers Australia in FIFA World Cup opener in Qatar — as it happened

Kylian Mbappé and Olivier Giroud starred up front as defending world champions France took down the Socceroos 4-1 in their Group D World Cup opener in Qatar. Look back at how it unfolded.

1 year ago·Australia

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News

FIFA World Cup in Qatar, Day 3 live, Australia vs France

France are the reigning world champions for a reason.

1 year ago

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Sporting News

What channel is France vs Australia on in USA? How to watch 2022 World Cup Group D game on TV from Qatar

A comprehensive guide on which TV channels are showing the France vs Australia World Cup game in the USA

1 year ago

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FIFA World Cup 2022 Group D Points Table Updated Live: France Progress As Group Toppers, Australia Join Defending Champions in Last 16 | ⚽ LatestLY

The 2022 FIFA World Cup will see the defending champions France drafted with Denmark, Australia and Tunisia in group D. France are the hot favourites to top from group D. ⚽ FIFA World Cup 2022 Group D Points Table Updated Live: France Progress As Group Toppers, Australia Join Defending Champions in Last 16.

1 year ago

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