Australia for the fifth consecutively attending the World Cup
In the 120th minute, coach Graham Arnold pushed out goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne to replace Matthew Ryan to prepare for the penalty shootout. This is the turning point of the decision. In the decisive sixth leg, striker Alex Valera kicked into the left corner. Redmayne jumped up and then fell in the right direction to push the ball, bringing back tickets for Australia to the 2022 World Cup.
Earlier, the Asian representative kicked the first turn when the kick on the left corner of Martin Boyle was blocked by goalkeeper Pedro Gallese. But the score was balanced in the third time when Luis Advincula kicked the tied out.
This is the fifth time Australia meets the World Cup, and the sixth time in history. The best part of Australia is in 1/8 World Cup 2006, where they lose the Italian-1 Champion. In four times, 1974, 2010, 2014, and 2018, Australia is eliminated from the clipboard.
Arnold's teachers and students will join defending champions France, Denmark and Tunisia in Group D of the 2022 World Cup. In the 2018 World Cup, Australia was also in the same group as France, Denmark and Peru. At that time, Australia lost 1-2 to France, 0-2 to Peru and drew 1-1 with Denmark, ranking bottom.
On Al Rayyan yard yesterday, Australia kicked better at the official time when creating many delicious opportunities. 32 minutes, left -back Aziz Behich penetrated the penalty area and fell when colliding with two Peruvian players. The Australian coaching staff reacted violently on the border, but the referee did not cut the whistle.
One of 85, in another high-rise scenario, Behich's limbs in the right arms of the barrier went off the rails. Three minutes later, Awer Mabil's side by side so Ajdin Hrustic to overly in the corner.
In extra time, Peru controlled the game while maintaining good physical fitness. In the 106th minute, Christian Kuva missed the post from his teammate's clearance. A minute later, Edison Flores appeared to deliver victory for Peru, but his header bounced the ball off the post.
The penalty shootout victory then helped Australia win their 31st ticket to the 2022 World Cup. They also became the sixth Asian delegate to attend the biggest football festival on the planet later this year, hosted by Qatar, Japan, South Korea, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
The final tickets for the 2022 World Cup will be confirmed after another intercontinental play-off today, June 14, also at Al Rayyan Stadium. Costa Rica, the fourth-ranked team in Central North America and the Caribbean (North-Central America and the Caribbean), will face New Zealand-the team that defeated Solomon Islands 5-0 in the Oceania qualifier final. The winner will join Germany, Spain and Japan in the group deemed dead.
