What Socceroos has to do to contain the defending campion, France

The Australian national soccer team, the Socceroos, pose for a photo before the start of a friendly soccer international against New Zealand in Brisbane, Australia, Thursday, Sept. 22, 2022. (AAP Image/AP Photo/Dan Peled). Source: AP / Dan Peled/AP

On the 23rd of November the match of the Group D of the FIFA World Qatar 2022 will start by Denmark versus Tunisia, then followed by Socceroos versus France game. How are the Socceroos chances against the defending champion?

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Published 22 November 2022 11:59pm

Updated 23 November 2022 12:03am

By sri dean

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On the 23rd of November the match of the Group D of the FIFA World Qatar 2022 will start by Denmark versus Tunisia, then followed by Socceroos versus France game. How are the Socceroos chances against the defending champion?

Robbie Mark Gasper, is a former player of Floreat Athena in Perth, the first Australian soccer player who played in Indonesia and who is now the Players Development Manager in Perth. Robbie explains to Sri Dean what Socceroos need to do to against the defending World Cup champion, France.

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