The Guardian·3 min read·medium

No major World Cup regrets, says Tony Popovic, despite shootout heartbreak

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No major World Cup regrets, says Tony Popovic, despite shootout heartbreak
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Socceroos coach Tony Popovic reflects on Australia's World Cup campaign, maintaining he has no regrets despite a penalty shootout loss to Egypt. The team, which was the youngest in the tournament, showed promise by defeating Turkey but ultimately fell short in the knockout stages.

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The article highlights the performance and tactical decisions of a national team in a major global sporting event, reflecting on the development of young talent.

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Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has said he has no regrets over Australia’s World Cup campaign, which ended in penalty shootout disappointment against Egypt. Photograph: Matt McNulty/FIFA/Getty Images Socceroos coach Tony Popovic has said he has no regrets over Australia’s World Cup campaign, which ended in penalty shootout disappointment against Egypt. Photograph: Matt McNulty/FIFA/Getty Images Australia national football team – Socceroos No major World Cup regrets, says Tony Popovic, despite shootout heartbreak In his first appearance in front of the media since the last-32 defeat to Egypt the coach, whose tactics elicited some criticism, insists he would not have done anything different

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