Australia vs Saudi Arabia Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

On November 14, Australia National Football Team were hosting Saudi Arabia National Football Team in the Qualifying 3rd Round of the World Cup. Neither team could claim victory as the match ended 0-0.

As Australia and Saudi Arabia meet again, the memory of Australia's 1-0 win in their Asia 3rd round Group B encounter from 3 years ago still lingers. Australia prepare for their next challenge following a draw with Japan on October 15 in the the World cup Qualifying 3rd round, bringing their unbeaten streak to three.

Saudi Arabia come into this fixture having played out a draw against Bahrain on October 15.

This World cup Qualifying 3rd round clash features attacking talents who have defined the campaigns of Australia National Football Team and Saudi Arabia National Football Team. Australia’s leading scorer Craig Goodwin and Craig Goodwin have played significant roles in the team’s attack, carefully orchestrated by Tony Popovic, each providing decisive moments in their offensive play. In World cup Qualifying 3rd round, Goodwin has been Australia’s standout scorer with one goal, and is also the team’s top assist provider, with three key passes leading to goals so far this term. Jackson Irvine, Martin Boyle and Mitchell Duke have supported the attack well, combining for important goals and assists throughout the campaign.

Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia’s attacking options, guided by Herve Renard, have been bolstered by Hasan Kadesh, the team’s top scorer, and Mohamed Kanno, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. Kadesh has already scored two goals in World cup Qualifying 3rd round this season, while Kanno has been their leading creator in the competition with one assist. Saudi Arabia have also relied on Saud Abdulhamid, Abdulrahman Ghareeb and Ali Al Bulaihi to energize their attack through key shots and passes.

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Australia - Saudi Arabia in real time.

Australia kicked off the game with Joe Gauci, Cameron Burgess, Harry Souttar, Jason Geria, Jordan Bos who got substituted by Aziz Behich on the 82nd minute, Jackson Irvine, Aiden O'Neill who got substituted by Kusini Yengi on the 90th minute, Lewis Miller, Riley McGree, Ajdin Hrustic who got substituted by Nishan Velupillay on the 46th minute and Mitchell Duke who got substituted by Brandon Borrello on the 74th minute as starters, with Paul Izzo, Rhyan Grant, Kye Rowles, Kusini Yengi, Mathew Ryan, Nishan Velupillay, Patrick Yazbek, Milos Degenek, Anthony Caceres, Brandon Borrello, Aziz Behich and Maximilien Balard on the bench.

Saudi Arabia's starting eleven were Ahmed Ali Al Kassar, Yasir Al Shahrani, Ali Al Bulaihi, Hassan Tambakti, Saud Abdulhamid, Faisal Al-Ghamdi who got substituted by Sultan Abdullah Al Ghanam on the 88th minute, Firas Al-Buraikan, Nasser Al Dawsari, Musab Al-Juwayr who got substituted by Abdullah Al Khaibari on the 57th minute, Marwan Al-Sahafi who got substituted by Awn Al-Saluli on the 88th minute and Saleh Al-Shehri who got substituted by Abdullah Al Hamdan on the 57th minute, with Sultan Abdullah Al Ghanam, Abdullah Al Hamdan, Abdullah Al Khaibari, Saad Al Nasser, Mohammed Al Qahtani, Awn Al-Saluli, Ayman Fallatah, Hamed Al-Shanqiti, Abdullah Radif and Ali Lajami on the bench.

Stats

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• Expected Goals: 1.31 - 0.06
• Ball Possession: 42 - 58
• Total Attempts: 13 - 3
• Shots On Target: 2 - 1
• Blocked Shots: 6 - 1
• Woodwork Hits: 0 - 0
• Fouls: 10 - 8
• Corners: 3 - 3
• Throw-Ins: 31 - 17
• Saves: 1 - 1
• Free Kicks: 8 - 10
• Offsides: 7 - 5
• Total Passes: 359 - 493
• Completed Passes: 270 - 395
• Tackles: 12 - 25
• Clearances: 15 - 12

Referee showed the yellow card four times throughout the game. Ahmed Ali Al Kassar, Ali Al Bulaihi, Riley McGree and Jason Geria were the ones to receive it.

Head-to-head

Since September 2014, the teams have clashed five times. Australia have two wins to their name, Saudi Arabia one, while the remaining matches ended in draws. Their most recent clash took place on March 29, 2022, with Saudi Arabia winning 1-0. In total, Australia have managed eight goals in these five meetings, compared to Saudi Arabia's seven. So far, Australia have proven stronger in their recent head-to-head record against Saudi Arabia.

In World cup Qualifying 3rd round, Australia have played eight matches, winning three, drawing four and losing one, netting thirteen goals (1.63 per match) and conceding six (0.75 per match). Saudi Arabia have won two of their eight matches in World cup Qualifying 3rd round this season, with four draws and two defeats, netting four goals (0.50 per match) and conceding six (0.75 per match).

Recent Form

Australia's most recent outing ended in a draw against Japan, while Saudi Arabia are coming off a draw in their last match against Bahrain. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, Australia have claimed twelve victories, suffered four defeats, and drawn four times, while Saudi Arabia have won nine of their last twenty matches, losing six and drawing five.

Live Standings

As always, World cup Qualifying 3rd round's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Australia occupy 14th spot with thirteen points in eight matches, while Saudi Arabia sit 15th with ten points from eight matches.

Video Highlights

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