Sources: Soccer World and Daily Newspapers.

Friendly Matches
Sunday February 2 1975 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia Referee: Tony Boskovic (Australia) Attendance: 14,850
AUSTRALIA Alan Maher, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Col Curran, Ray Richards, Jimmy Rooney, Jim Mackay (Brendan Grosse 73), Ernie Campbell, Gary Manuel (Mike Micevski 66), Branko Buljevic Coach: Eric Worthington Goals: Rooney 22, Manuel 27	2	-	2	Legia Warsaw (Poland) Piotr Mowlik, Adam Topolski (Jan Pieszko 57), Krzystof Krajewski, Todevsz Cypka, Waldemar Tuminski (Bogdan Kwapisz 70), Stefan Bialas, Todevsz Nowak, Leslaw Cmikiewicz, Wladyslaw Dabrowski, Kazimerz Deyna, Jerzy Jagiello Coach: Jaroslav Vejvoda Goals: Dabrowski 41, 87
Polish First Division club side Legia Warsaw toured Australia and played two games against an Australian side in Sydney and Brisbane.
Wednesday February 5 1975 Exhibition Ground, Bowen Hills, Brisbane, Australia Referee: Des Miles (Australia) Attendance: 8,000
AUSTRALIA Alan Maher, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Col Curran, Ray Richards, Jimmy Rooney (Willie McGrotty 66), Jim Mackay, Ernie Campbell, Branko Buljevic, Mike Micevski Coach: Eric Worthington Goal: Rooney	1	-	2	Legia Warsaw (Poland) Piotr Mowlik, Jerzy Jagiello, Waldemar Tuminski, Todevsz Cypka, Jan Pieszko, Stefan Bialas, Todevsz Nowak, Leslaw Cmikiewicz, Bogdan Kwapisz, Kazimerz Deyna, Wladyslaw Dabrowski Coach: Jaroslav Vejvodo Goals: Bialas 75, Dabrowski 83
Friday June 6 1975 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia Referee: Peter Rampley (Australia) Attendance: 31,846
AUSTRALIA Jack Reily, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Harry Williams, Ray Richards, Jimmy Rooney, Dave Harding, Terry Butler (Mike Micevski 59), Peter Ollerton, Ernie Campbell Coach: Tony Boggi Goal: Harding 82 pen	1	-	2	Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) Peter McCloy, John Greig, Colin Jackson, Derek Johnstone, Alex Miller, Colin Stein, Robert McKean, Quentin Young, Tommy McLean, Derek Parlane, Graham Fyfe Coach: Jock Wallace Goals: Parlane 40, 67
Scottish First Division club side Glasgow Rangers toured Australia for two games against an Australian side in Sydney and Brisbane. Match Report by Lou Gautier Match Report by Keith Gilmour Player Ratings by Lou Gautier
Wednesday June 11 1975 Brisbane, Australia Referee: Des Miles (Australia) Attendance: 5,000
AUSTRALIA Alan Maher, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Harry Williams, Jimmy Rooney, Dave Harding, Ray Richards, Mike Micevski (Brendan Grosse), Peter Ollerton, Ernie Campbell Coach: Tony Boggi Goal: Ollerton 9	1	-	0	Glasgow Rangers (Scotland) Peter McCloy, Alex Miller, Colin Jackson, David Johnstone (Martin Henderson 46), John Greig, Robert McKean, Colin Stein, Quentin Young, Tommy McLean, Derek Parlane, Graham Fyfe Coach: Jock Wallace
Friday June 13 1975 Djakarta, Indonesia Referee: Not Recorded Attendance: Not Recorded
South Korea Lineup Not Known Coach: Not Recorded Goal: Goalscorer Not Known	1	-	1	AUSTRALIA Todd Clarke, Savro Iozzelli (Ian Lawrie), John Russell, David Jones, Fausto Tarquinio, Gary Marocchi, Agenor Muniz, Gary Byrne, John Nyskohus, Gary Cole, Neville Morgan Coach: Eric Worthington
Australia was invited to play in the 6th Djakarta Anniversary Cup Tournament in Indonesia. Under director of coaching Eric Worthington the Australain Soccer Federation took care of a squad that was picked in such a way that every state was represented instead of on player merit. Worthington could not make use of some other first string players because they were involved in an Australian squad playing visiting club sides Manchester United and Glasgow Rangers. The first match of the tournament saw Australia play South Korea. Squad Listing
Saturday June 14 1975 Djakarta, Indonesia Referee: Not Recorded Attendance: Not Recorded
Burma Lineup Not Known Coach: Not Recorded Goals: Goalscorers Not Known	2	-	1	AUSTRALIA Todd Clarke, Ian Lawrie, John Russell, David Jones, Fausto Tarquino (Steve Dolan), Gary Byrne, Agenor Muniz, Henry Kolecki, Duncan Cummings, Gary Cole, Neville Morgan Coach: Eric Worthington Goal: Morgan
The second match of the tournament was Australias last. The loss to Burma was disappointing but having been played in hot humid conditions just 24 hours after the previous game, the result was somewhat justified.
Wednesday June 18 1975 Sydney, Australia Referee: Tim Davies (Australia) Attendance: 12,732
AUSTRALIA Allan Maher, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Harry Williams, Ray Richards, Jimmy Rooney, Dave Harding, Ernie Campbell, Peter Ollerton, Mike Micevski (Brendan Grosse) Coach: Tony Boggi	0	-	4	Manchester United (England) Alex Stepney, Alex Forsyth, Jim Holton, Martin Buchan, Stewart Houston, Brian Greenhoff (Peter Loughnane), Sammy McIlroy, Lou Macari, Steve Coppell, Stuart Pearson, Gerry Daly Coach: Tommy Docherty Goals: Macari 27, McIlroy, Daly, Pearson
Famous English First Division club Manchester United toured Australia and played a match against an Australian side in Sydney.
Wednesday August 6 1975 Olympic Park, Melbourne, Australia Referee: Stewart Mellings (Australia) Assistant Referees: Denis Yelland and R.Thwaites (Australia) Attendance: 4,355
AUSTRALIA Alan Maher, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Harry Williams, Agenor Muniz, Jimmy Rooney, Dave Harding (Gary Byrne 67), Rene Colusso, Murray Barnes, Mike Micevski (Duncan Cummings 61) Coach: Tony Boggi Goal: Cummings 62	1	-	0	China Li Fusheng, Chang Chun-Sheng, Zhang Yiming, Yang Anli, Kai-Chen, Liu Chih-Tsai, Zhang Qun, Chang Tsung-Pen, Wang Hsia-Hoa, Li Chung-Tsai, Wang Chung-Chun Coach: Not Recorded
A Chinese national side played Australia in Melbourne. There is conjecture as to whether this was a full A international and thus it appears in the B archive.
Wednesday August 20 1975 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park, Sydney, Australia Referee: Tony Boskovic (Australia) Attendance: 12,164
AUSTRALIA Todd Clarke, Doug Utjesenovic, Peter Wilson, Col Bennett, Harry Williams, Agenor Muniz, Gary Byrne (John Russell), Dave Harding, Duncan Cummings (Rene Colusso), Peter Ollerton, Branko Buljevic Coach: Tony Boggi Goals: Buljevic (x2)	2	-	2	Benfica (Portugal) Manuel Bento, Manuel Artur, Julio Messias, Eurico Gomes, Antonio Barros, Victor Martins, Joseda Toni, Sheu Han, Vitor Moinhos, Vitor Batista, Tamayini Nene Coach: Mario Wilson
Portugese First Division club side Benfica toured Australia and played one match against an Australian side in Sydney.

Last updated: 9 December 2021.