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Mohamed Toure scored twice in a 4-1 win over new Championship arrivals Burnley FC.

Aussies Abroad: Toure at the double, Volpato scores twice in a fortnight


Alessandro Circati is off to Benfica after clubs reach agreement


Former Manchester United and Portugal star Nani reaches 750 career appearances


New Zealand withdraws support for Gianni Infantino and calls for independent review


Nestory Irankunda lands in Lisbon to join Portuguese giants Sporting


New Zealand football boss urges Oceania to unify amid 'shock to confidence' in FIFA


Socceroo Alex Robertson plays tiki-taka with his Cardiff teammates in pre-season win


'It started with an argument with my wife': Socceroos captain Wade reveals CTE diagnosis


Who were the best and worst Socceroos at the World Cup? Every player rated


Feyenoord's Bos to miss three months after knee injury with Socceroos at World Cup


Australia forward Mitch Duke announces retirement from international football


Egypt coach makes Palestine appeal to keep political spotlight back on World Cup


'This group can get better and better': Popovic excited for Asian Cup and beyond


No hard feelings for Beach after controversial shootout substitution


From Salah to Vozinha: These World Cup stars are available on a free transfer


Football Australia publicly backs Popovic despite Round of 32 exit


World Cup highlights: Cape Verde lose thriller to Argentina as Egypt earn landmark win


'I had to do it': Salah says after taking coolest of penalties in World Cup victory


Egypt send Australia down under on penalties to reach first round of 16 in 92 years


Egypt coach Hassan unsure whether Salah will start against Australia in last 32 clash


Texas baseball side invites 'Aussie takeover' as Socceroos fans flood Dallas


Egypt's Mohamed Salah returns to training ahead of knockout round match


Road to the final: Australia's potential opponents in the World Cup knockout stages


Socceroos teen Herrington hopes for Salah test in World Cup round of 32


Socceroos to host Brazil this September in huge footballing coup