1. Luongo a star on the rise after brilliant Asian Cup showing

    Massimo Luongo was initially considered a surprise selection for the Socceroos' Asian Cup squad.

  1. Heading to China

    Tim Cahill has extended his club career by signing with Chinese Super League club Shanghai Shenhua.

  2. Full of praise

    Ange Postecoglou has praised the Socceroos' mental strength to overcome South Korea in extra-time to win the Asian Cup.

  3. History makers

    Australia won its first ever Asian Cup title with a nervy and dramatic 2-1 extra-time win over South Korea in Sydney.

  4. Socceroos celebrate

    Australia's victorious football team show off their Asian Cup trophy to thousands of fans in Sydney.

  5. As it happened

    Look back on how the Socceroos' historic 2-1 extra-time victory over South Korea to win the Asian cup unfolded.

  6. UAE seals third

    The United Arab Emirates overcame a 10-man Iraq 3-2 in an action-packed Asian Cup third-place playoff.

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Latest Photos

  1. Postecoglou laps up moment with Socceroos
  2. Cahill celebrates with fans after Asian Cup triumph
  3. Socceroos celebrate with Asian Cup trophy
  4. Sainsbury celebrates Asian Cup win
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  6. Troisi scores in extra time of Asian Cup final
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