The Socceroos are preparing for a must-win game against Tunisia but their veteran coach has seen it all before
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“That was the intention against France, [to be] much higher up the field like we started,” Arnold says. “The first 30 minutes, we’ve got to do that for 90. But when you turn over possession so cheaply you get pushed back. That’s a technical side we need to work on. We don’t have time to work on that, but that’s what their ability is.”against a side of this calibre, with a goal so technically and aesthetically pleasing, is not insignificant in itself.
It is put to Arnold that perhaps Australia should have kept at France like Japan did at Germany – the tournament’s other major upset thus far. “Japan had 26% possession and they sat deep the whole time,” he responds. That statistic is correct. Japan has invested hundreds of millions in football.
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