Socceroo Uzbekistan on 1 April, 2009 and Bahrain on 10 June,

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Uzbekistan – check

Qatar – check

6 games to go!

With a perfect record so far the Qantas Socceroos will be out to protect their home record when they next play in Australia for two important 2010 FIFA World Cup Asian group qualifiers.

The matches are against Uzbekistan on 1 April, 2009 and Bahrain on 10 June, 2009 but before then we also have two challenging away games to navigate. Next month, it’s Bahrain and in February, it’s Japan.

With both the Uzbekistan and Bahrain home matches to be staged at Stadium Australia at Sydney Olympic Park, we will need some massive home support to help provide an intimidating atmosphere that opposition teams will fear.

Football Federation Australia is offering a 2 match pass to cover both of these fixtures and Football Family members have the chance to get in first and secure your seats for this opportunity to support the boys as they kick on to South Africa and save up to $30 on single match tickets.

Tickets for the 2 match pass will go on sale on the following days -9am (AEDST) on Monday 27 October until 9pm (AEDST) on Tuesday 28 October. Individual purchase limit is eight (8) tickets per member per match. 2 match passes will then go on sale to the public for a limited time only. Single match ticket information will follow early next month.

Go the Qantas Socceroos!



Regards,

Football Federation Australia


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* P.S. Stadium Australia is ANZ Stadium but has to be referred to in this manner for these matches in accordance with Asian Football Confederation regulations.

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need to qualify for the WC to strengthen the public opinion of the importance and need for the A-leauge.