Farina names 20-man squad

Australia coach Frank Farina has named a 20-man squad for next week’s FIFA Confederations Cup qualifiers against the Solomon Islands.

Farina names 20-man squad
Tue, 28 Sep, 2004 - 08:14

Australia coach Frank Farina has named a 20-man squad for next week’s FIFA Confederations Cup qualifiers against the Solomon Islands.

Liverpool winger Harry Kewell and Middlesbrough striker Mark Viduka head a strong contingent of British-based players called up.

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