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In their own words, Turkey are ‘more talented’ than Australia. Can the Socceroos spoil the party?

In their own words, Turkey are ‘more talented’ than Australia. Can the Socceroos spoil the party?
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Australia's national football team, the Socceroos, is preparing for a challenging World Cup 2026 opening match against Turkey. Coach Tony Popovic acknowledges Turkey's status as favorites but emphasizes his team's readiness and determination to compete.

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Australia coach Tony Popovic in the lead-up to the Socceroos’ World Cup clash with Turkey. Photograph: Elizabeth Ruiz Ruiz/Getty Images View image in fullscreen Australia coach Tony Popovic in the lead-up to the Socceroos’ World Cup clash with Turkey. Photograph: Elizabeth Ruiz Ruiz/Getty Images World Cup 2026 In their own words, Turkey are ‘more talented’ than Australia. Can the Socceroos spoil the party? Tony Popovic knows most people expect Turkey to beat Australia in their World Cup opener, but says his side ‘deserve to be respected’

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Standard sports reporting focusing on team preparation and pre-match commentary.

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