Written by Paul Mavroudis. For more details see credits.
| Australia's first opponent in the group stage of the AFC Futsal Championships was China. This was an AFC Futsal Championships match. | ||||
| Played : April 30 | Venue : Ton Duc Thang University Gymnasium, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | |||
| Australia Lineup : Peter Spathis, Jarrod Basger, Gregory Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Daniel Fogarty, Adam Cooper, Mark Symington, Wade Giovenali, Fernando De Moraes, Chris Polkinghorne, Dean Lockhart, Cua Riziere, Angelo Konstantinou, Raymond Miller Goals : Seeto, 6, 39 |
2 | - | 1 | China Lineup :Zhang Wen, Tan Guohui, Deng Tao, Lu Yue, Zhu Bei, Li Kai, Liang Shuang, Wang Tianyi, Geng Deyang, Zhao Liang, Wang Hongwei, Liu Chang, Xu Yang, Gu Haitao Goals : Zhang Wen 3 |
| Referee : Mohamed Chami (Lebanon) Assistant Referees : Helday Idang (Malaysia), Troung Quoc Dung (Vietnam) Attendance : 600 Coaches : Steven Knight (Australia), Jose Andre Soares Lima (China) | ||||
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| Australia won their way through to the next stage with this win over Indonesia. This was an AFC Futsal Championships match. | ||||
| Played : May 2 | Venue : Ton Duc Thang University Gymnasium, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | |||
| Indonesia Lineup : Yos Adi Wicaksono, Fachri, Andri Kustiawan, Ardy Dwi Suwardy, Randy, Teguh Limas Serandra, Nur Ali, Caisar Oktavianus, Fuji, Jailani Ladjanibi, Andriansyah, Bambang Bayu Saptaji, Syahidisyah Lubis, Agus Salam Goals : |
0 | - | 5 | Australia Lineup : Jarrod Basger, Gregory Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Daniel Fogarty, Angelo Konstantinou, Peter Spathis, Adam Cooper, Mark Symington, Wade Giovenali, Fernando De Moraes, Chris Polkinghorne, Dean Lockhart, Cua Riziere, Raymond Miller Goals : W. Giovenali 14, De Moraes 20, G. Giovenali 38, Seeto 39, Fogarty 40 |
| Referee : Hiroyuki Kobayashi (Japan) Assistant Referees : Kozaki Tomohiro (Japan), Hasan Mohammed Mousa Al-Gburi (Iraq) Attendance : 600 Coaches : Andri Irawan (Indonesia), Steven Knight (Australia) | ||||
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| In their final group game, the Futsalroos were no match for Asian powerhouse Iran. This was an AFC Futsal Championships match. | ||||
| Played : May 4 | Venue : Phu Tho Gymnasium, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | |||
| Iran Lineup : Sepehr Mohammadi, Alireza Vafaei, Asghar Hassanzadeh, Farhad Tavakoli, Hossein Tayebi, Alireza Samimi, Vahid Shafiei, Hamid Ahmadi, Ghodrat Bahadori, Farhad Fakhim, Mohammad Taheri, Ahamd Esmaeilpour, Mohammad Shajari, Behroz Jafari, Goals : Tayebi 2, 10, 11, Taheri 10, 29, Vafaei 15, Shafiei 17, Esmaeilpour 28 |
8 | - | 1 | Australia Lineup : Peter Spathis, Adam Cooper, Gregory Giovenali, Daneil Fogarty, Dean Lockhart, Jarrod Basger, Mark Symington, Wade Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Fernando De Moraes, Chris Polkinghorne, Cua Riziere, Angelo Konstantinou, Raymond Miller Goals : Fogarty 7 |
| Referee : Sasa Tomic (Croatia) Assistant Referees : Fernando Lumbreras (Spain), Truong Quoc Dung (Vietnam) Attendance : 1060 Coaches : Jesus Candelas (Iran), Steven Knight (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia was knocked out in the quarter finals by Kuwait. This was an AFC Futsal Championships match. | ||||
| Played : May 7 | Venue : Phu Tho Stadium, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | |||
| Kuwait Lineup : Hani H M Mhisen, Ahmad, Hamad, Abdulrahman Alatawail, Abdulrahman Almosabehi, Abdullah, Mohammed, Abdulrahman, Meshari, Mohammad Aldousari, Abdulaziz Albasam, Hamad Alawadhi, Jarrah, Mohammad Mohammad Goals : Hamad 21, 32, Abdulrahman Altawail 29, Abdulrahman 32, 34 |
5 | - | 2 | Australia Lineup : Peter Spathis, Jarrod Basger, Gregory Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Daniel Fogarty, Adam Cooper, Mark Symington, Wade Giovenali, Fernando De Moraes, Chris Polkinghorne, Dean Lockhart, Cua Riziere, Angelo Konstantinou, Raymond Miller Goals : Seeto 33, Basger 38 |
| Referee : Nurdin Bukuev (Kyrgyzstan) Assistant Referees : Truong Quoc Dung (Vietnam), Fernando Lumbreras (Spain) Attendance : 900 Coaches : Fonseca (Kuwait), Steven Knight (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia travelled to New Zealand to play a three match Trans Tasman Cup series. This was a Friendly match. | ||||
| Played : July 11 | Venue : ASB Sports Centre, Wellington, New Zealand | |||
| New Zealand Lineup included : Leo Bertos, Kareem Osman. Goals : Bertos 25, Osman 32, 39 |
3 | - | 5 | Australia Lineup included: Angelo Konstantinou, Greg O'Brien, Tobias Seeto, Wade Giovenali, Jarrod Basger Goals : Giovenali 14, 16, Seeto 32, Basger 35, Own Goal |
| Referee : Assistant Referees : Attendance : 618 Coaches : Scott Gilligan (New Zealand), Robert Varela (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia won the series with a win in game two. This was a Friendly match. | ||||
| Played : July 12 | Venue : ASB Sports Centre, Wellington, New Zealand | |||
| New Zealand Lineup : ??? Goals : |
0 | - | 6 | Australia Lineup included: Nicholas Starr, Jordan Mundell, Jarrod Basger, Wade Giovenali, Chris Polkinghorne Goals : Mundell 1, 35, 38, Basger 22, Giovenali, Polkinghorne 40 |
| Referee : Assistant Referees : Attendance : Coaches : Scott Gilligan (New Zealand), Robert Varela (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia achieved a clean sweep of the series with victory in game three. This was a Friendly match. | ||||
| Played : July 13 | Venue : ASB Sports Centre, Wellington, New Zealand | |||
| New Zealand Lineup : Atta Elayyan, Joshua Stevenson, Ouadhah Ragued, Marvin Eakins, Jakub Sinkora, Dylan Mackinum, Ryan Batty, Kareem Osman, Daniel Burns, Jan Fischer, Hicham Kamri, Miroslav Malivuk, Bakr Al-Saudi, Elias Billeh. Goals : Fischer 12’ |
1 | - | 7 | Australia Lineup included: Jonathan Barrientos, Wade Giovenali, Chris Polkinghorne, Jarrod Basger, Adam Cooper, Callum Smith Goals : Barrientos 3, 31, Giovenali 4, Polkinghorne 10, Basger 12, Cooper 34, Smith 38. |
| Referee : Assistant Referees : Attendance : Coaches : Scott Gilligan (New Zealand), Robert Varela (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia's first match in the 2014 AFF Futsal Championships - a tournament for teams from the ASEAN region - was against East Timor. This was an AFF Futsal Championhips match. | ||||
| Played : September 20 | Venue : Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia | |||
| Timor-Leste Lineup : Romeu Da Conceicao Costa, Jose G. De Jesus C. Vong, Remigio Duarte Lopes Da Silva, Fernando Baptista Xavier, Fagio Pereira Da Silva, Francisco de Araujo Da Silva, Adelio Agapito Maria G. Da Costa, Nazario Do Carmo, Juvito Correira Da Silva, Manuel Varela Da Silva Pereira, Bosco Soares Martins, Lourenco B. Guterres, Jacinto R. S. Da Conceicao Goals : |
0 | - | 9 | Australia Lineup: Jarrod Basger, Gregory Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Daniel Fogarty, Roberto Maiorana, Nicholas Starr, Bruno Pivato, Jordan Guerreiro, Wade Giovenali, Jordan Mundell, Clayton Musumeci, Dean Lockhart, Angelo Konstantinou, Nathan Niski Goals : Seeto 2, Fogarty 12, Musumeci 15, Mundell 17, 33, W. Giovenali 23, Guerreiro 26, 27, 35 |
| Referee : Hoang Duc Hieu (Vietnam) Assistant Referees : Emmanuel Elloso (Philippines), Apinam Damkliang (Thailand) Attendance : Coaches : ??? (Timor-Leste), Robert Varela (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia's second group match was against Brunei. This was an AFF Futsal Championhips match. | ||||
| Played : September 21 | Venue : Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia | |||
| Australia Lineup : Wade Giovenali, Gregory Giovenali, Daniel Fogarty, Dean Lockhart, Roberto Maiorana, Nicholas Starr, Bruno Pivato, Jarrod Basger, Jordan Guerreiro, Tobias Seeto, Jordan Mundell, Clayton Musumeci, Angelo Konstantinou, Nathan Niski Goals : G. Giovenali 3, Seeto 3, 23, 32, Mundell 8, Fogarty 13, 16, Guerreiro 27, 32, 39, Pivato 29, Lockhart 34, 35 |
13 | - | 0 | Brunei Lineup: Husin Aji, Fakhri Haji Bangkul, Maziri Maidn, Mohammad Asri Abd. Hakim, Mohamad Helmi Abdullah, Muhammad Nabil Haji Maidin, Muhd Nazim Haji Abdul Mutalib, Muhammad Ulfi Aminuddin, AK Muhammad Naqib Po Timbang, Mohd Hazlantul Khairul Zaman Osman, Mohammad Shah Hafiz Kipli, Mohammad Sharifuddin Marji, Muhammad Dhiyaulhak Awang Abd Rahim, Abdul Muinuddin Abdullah Goals : |
| Referee : Apinam Damkliang (Thailand) Assistant Referees : Kyaw Thiha (Myanmar), Yuttakon Maiket (Thailand) Attendance : Coaches : Robert Varela (Australia), HJ MD Yunos HJ MD Yusof (Brunei) | ||||
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| Australia's third group match was against hosts Malaysia. This was an AFF Futsal Championhips match. | ||||
| Played : September 22 | Venue : Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia | |||
| Malaysia Lineup included : Goals : |
0 | - | 3 | Australia Lineup included: Nathan Niski, Gregory Giovenali, Daniel Fogarty Goals : Niski 6, G. Giovenali 44, Fogarty ? |
| Referee : ??? Assistant Referees : ???, ??? Attendance : Coaches : Maizal Hairi Marzuki (Malaysia), Robert Varela (Australia), | ||||
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| Australia finished runner up in its group, after losing its final pool match against Indonesia. This was an AFF Futsal Championhips match. | ||||
| Played : September 23 | Venue : Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia | |||
| Indonesia Lineup included : Jaelani Ladjanibi, Fhandy Permana, Andri Kustiawan, Bambang Bayu Saptaji Goals : Ladjanibi 6, Permana 12, Bayu ?, Kustiawan ? |
4 | - | 1 | Australia Lineup included: Jarrod Basger Goals : Basger 24 |
| Referee : ??? Assistant Referees : ???, ??? Attendance : Coaches : Dadang Iskandar (Indonesia), Robert Varela (Australia), | ||||
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| Australia progressed to the final with this extra time win over Vietnam in the semi-finals. This was an AFF Futsal Championhips match. | ||||
| Played : September 25 | Venue : Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia | |||
| Vietnam Lineup : Ngo Dinh Thuan, Le Quoc Nam, Phung Trong Luan, Nguyen Bao Quan, Tran Van Vu, Tran Thai Huy, Ly Khanh Hung, Tran Long Vu, Pham Thanh Dat, Tran Buu Phuoc, Ton That Phi, Ngo Ngoc Son, Nguyen Van Quoc Huy, Pham Duc Hoa Goals : Phung Trong Luan 7, 36, Nguyen Bao Quan 39 |
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Australia Lineup included: Jarrod Basger, Gregory Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Daniel Fogarty, Roberto Maiorana, Nicholas Starr, Bruno Pivato, Jordan Guerreiro, Wade Giovenali, Jordan Mundell, Clayton Musumeci, Dean Lockhart, Angelo Konstantinou, Nathan Niski Goals : Basger 19, Fogarty 22, 48, G. Giovenali 36 |
| Referee : Zulkifli Ahmad (Malaysia) Assistant Referees : Kyaw Thiha (Myanmar), Ikwan Budi Laksono (Indonesia) Attendance : Coaches : Bruno Jose Garcia Formoso (Vietnam), Robert Varela (Australia) | ||||
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| Australia was humiliated in the tournament final by Thailand, the ASEAN region's strongest futsal nation. This was an AFF Futsal Championhips match. | ||||
| Played : September 27 | Venue : Malawati Stadium, Shah Alam, Malaysia | |||
| Thailand Lineup included: Chaleamsri Puangsri, Konghla Lekka, Piyapan Rattana, Atirat Sittisak, Jetsada Chudech, Wanlop Pansomsuay, Sorasak Poonjangreed Goals : Rattana 5, 23, Chudech 6, Pansomsuay 28, Lekka 34, Poonjangreed 40 |
6 | - | 0 | Australia Lineup included: Roberto Maiorana, Jarrod Guerreiro, Gregory Giovenali, Tobias Seeto, Daniel Giovenali Goals : |
| Referee : ??? Assistant Referees : ???, ??? Attendance : Coaches : Victor Hermans Jacobus (Thailand), Robert Varela (Australia) | ||||
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