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Socceroos in control

A good half from Australia, who have dominated possession and created multiple opportunities.

According to Opta Analyst, Australia have had 62.8 per cent possession to Paraguay's 37.2 and six shots to one.

Half-time

Another chance from the right flank just before half-time, with Volpato crossing it in, but it's headed away.

The half-time whistle blows and it's 0-0.

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Another chance, with Souttar passing a nice through-ball to Volpato who carries to the box.

He has two defenders in front of him, passing it back to Bos, who chips it in.

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