The Socceroos are prepared to maintain their focus as they head into their World Cup qualifier against Palestine, which will take place in Kuwait due to the relocation of the match from the West Bank. Despite the change in location, the team remains determined to continue their successful start to the campaign.
In an effort to support humanitarian efforts in Gaza, the Socceroos have announced that they will be donating a portion of their match fees to Oxfam. The upcoming match in Kuwait is expected to draw a significantly pro-Palestine crowd, adding to the challenge for the Australian team.
After a strong 7-0 victory over Bangladesh in their previous match, defender Harry Souttar emphasizes the need for focus and concentration, regardless of the level of competition. Despite his lack of game time at his club Leicester City, Souttar is grateful for the continued trust and support of manager Graham Arnold.
Standing at over 200cm tall, Souttar is aware that his height garners attention, but he is confident in his abilities as a centre-back. As the team moves forward in the campaign, Souttar remains focused on his performance and the success of the Socceroos.
