Australia vs Saudi Arabia match stats & report
3–2 Full time
Australia stats & fixtures · Saudi Arabia stats & fixtures
Australia beat Saudi Arabia 3–2 in the World Cup - Qualification Asia (3rd Round - 8) on 8 June 2017. Australia had 50% of the ball.
Australia vs Saudi Arabia match statistics
- 50% Ball possession 50%
- 9 Total shots 10
- 5 Shots on target 4
- 2 Shots off target 5
- 2 Blocked shots 1
- 3 Shots inside the box 4
- 5 Corners 1
- 14 Fouls 18
- 2 Offsides 3
- 0 Red cards 0
- 544 Passes 547
- 78% Pass accuracy 79%
- 2 Goalkeeper saves 2
Goals and cards
- 7' Goal T. Juric Australia
- 23' Goal Salem Al Dawsari (assist Mohammad Al Sahlawi) Saudi Arabia
- 36' Goal T. Juric (assist M. Leckie) Australia
- 45+2' Goal Mohammad Al Sahlawi (assist Taisir Al Jassim) Saudi Arabia
- 64' Goal T. Rogic (assist A. Mooy) Australia
The Ghost's call
The Ghost made no call on this match before kickoff.
Team news & lineups
Australia
Bench Aziz Behich , R. Kruse , M. Luongo , T. Cahill , J. MacLaren , D. Vuković , A. Hrustić , B. Wright , J. Troisi , M. Langerak , D. McGowan
Saudi Arabia
Bench Abdullah Otayf , Abdulfattah Asiri , Salman Al Moasher , Saeed Al Muwallad , Mohammed Al Fatil , Hussain Al Mogahwi , Abdullah Al Hafith , Mansour Al Harbi , Abdulmajeed Al Ruwaili , Nasser Al Shamrani , Abdullah Al Muaiouf , Waleed Abdullah
Form guide
Australia at home
3–1–1 in 5 matches
- Scored
- 2.2 per game
- Conceded
- 1.2 per game
- Clean sheets
- 2 / 5
- Corners
- 6.0 per game
- Shots on target
- 2.7 per game
27% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Based on 5 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
Saudi Arabia away
3–1–3 in 7 matches
- Scored
- 1.6 per game
- Conceded
- 1.4 per game
- Clean sheets
- 3 / 7
- Corners
- 2.2 per game
- Shots on target
- 3.4 per game
25% of their goals arrive after the 75th minute.
Based on 7 matches — treat these numbers lightly.
Australia vs Saudi Arabia head-to-head
| Date | Match | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Saudi Arabia v Australia | 2–2 |
Only 1 previous meetings on record. The Ghost weights head-to-head lightly — form is a stronger signal.