Schwarzer penalty saves send Aussies into World Cup

Australia 1 Uruguay 0 (1-1 AET, Australia win 4-2 on penalties)

Wed, 16 Nov, 2005 - 12:05

Australia 1 Uruguay 0 (1-1 AET, Australia win 4-2 on penalties)

Australia secured their place at next year’s World Cup after Middlesbrough goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer performed heroics in a penalty shoot-out against Uruguay in Sydney.

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Courts Soccer World Cup Qualifiers Place: Sydney Place: Montevideo Place: Australia Place: Telstra Stadium Place: Merseyside Place: Anfield Person: Schwarzer Person: Mark Schwarzer Person: Scott Bresciano Person: Fabian Estoyonoff Person: Dario Rodriguez Person: John Aloisi Person: Guus Hiddink Person: Tim Cahill Person: Harry Kewell Person: Diego Forlan Person: Alvaro Recoba Person: Diego Lugano Person: Jason Culina Person: Fabian Carini Person: Brett Emerton Person: Hiddink Person: Bresciano Person: Cahill Person: Mark Viduka Person: Viduka Person: Kewell Person: Carini Person: Tony Popovic Person: Recoba Person: Tony Vidmar Person: Vidmar Person: El Chino Person: Carlos Diogo Person: Culina Person: Mario Regueiro Person: Richard Morales Person: Paolo Montero Person: Marcelo Zalayeta Person: Montero Person: Zalayeta Person: Gustavo Varela Person: Guillermo Rodriguez Person: Morales Event: World Cup Australia Event: World Cup Organisation: Aussies Organisation: Uruguay Organisation: AET Organisation: Australia Organisation: Middlesbrough Organisation: Socceroos Organisation: PSV Eindhoven Organisation: Villarreal Organisation: Blackburn Organisation: Crystal Palace Organisation: Inter Milan Organisation: Liverpool Organisation: Juventus

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