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Villa offers a taste of things to come

David Villa’s goal may have broken Socceroos hearts in Brazil, but according to Sean Ellicott, it also gives Australians plenty to look forward to.

World Cupstart Review: Day 12

Australia exited the 2014 FIFA World Cup without a win, but as Riley Beveridge reports in his daily wrap, they can do so with heads held high.

Franjic blow leaves holes

Ivan Franjic’s tournament-ending hamstring injury has left Australia with issues at right back, writes Sean Ellicott.

Reaching unchartered territory

Can Spain become the first ever nation to win four major international trophies? Riley Beveridge looks at an incredible side.

Dare to dream

After a miracle run in 2006, why can’t the Socceroos stand up in Brazil? Justin Falconer thinks it’s possible.

Costa living

FIFA’s rules regarding international players could have a huge impact in determining the winners of the 2014 World Cup, writes Evan Young.

Ange’s list

Luke Sale has his say on who will be part of Ange Postecoglou’s preliminary Socceroo squad announcement for Brazil 2014.

upstart takes on the EURO: Day Nineteen

Can the Spanish win three consecutive international titles? Or will the Azzurri put the memory of their disastrous 2010 World Cup behind them tonight in Kiev? asks Tom Morris.

upstart takes on the EURO: Day Fifteen

France have paid the price for their 2-0 loss to Sweden last week, drawing reigning champions Spain as their Quarter-Final opponents tonight at Donbass Arena, Donetsk, writes Tom Morris

upstart takes on the EURO: Day Eleven

The Irish will look to restore some lost pride tonight when they meet the Azzurri, while Spain and Croatia will both look to take maximum points away from their encounter in order to book a position in the knockout stages, writes Tom Morris

upstart takes on the EURO: Day Seven

Tonight is make-or-break for the Republic of Ireland against Spain, while Italy will meet a well-organised and buoyant Croatian outfit, writes Tom Morris.

upstart takes on the EURO: Day Three

Group C action gets underway tonight with two intriguing contests. Italy and Spain go head-to-head, and between them have more World Cup titles than the other two members of the group, the Republic of Ireland and Croatia, have in appearances.