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    Syria v Australia | Highlights | AFC Asian Cup 2023



    The Subway Socceroos v Syria in the AFC Asian Cup 2023: Group B, Matchday 2, Jassim Bin Hamad Stadium, Doha.

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    Australia…we go again!

    The FIFA World Cup 2026™ is looming on the horizon and the Subway Socceroos campaign continues with a qualifier against Lebanon in March of 2024, our next home match after the men’s AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023.

    Be a part of the action from the start as Australia looks to make history and qualify for our sixth consecutive FIFA World Cup™.

    Australia v Lebanon
    Date: Thursday, 21 March, 2024
    Venue: CommBank Stadium
    Time: 8:00PM AEDT
    Tickets: via Ticketek

    Ticket Prices: Start from $20 Child, $25 Concession, $30 Adult, $80 Family

    https://premier.ticketek.com.au/shows/show.aspx?sh=SOCLEB24

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    6. @wongkst25419 on

      WHATAMATCH of Jackson, and Boyle became Messi for 10 seconds 😂 my only complaint are the back four, saw quite glaring failures throughout the game. There's an opportunity to try some changes in defence vs Uzb, specially CF (Deng x Souttar)

    8. @gustaaf1892 on

      Didn't see the game, but if these are the highlights we didn't create much, which is a concern. Happy with the win and the clean sheet just the same.

    20. @tax1man1 on

      Where are the best Australian players? Mabil, Irankunda and Garang Kuol…why are they not in the team? If that's all you can do 2:0 against India and 1:0 against Syria you might as well pack up and return home before we get embarrassed.

    21. @waggafletcher on

      Who wants to join a class action against Graham Arnold to be compensated for waking up at silly o'clock, only to be confronted with what can solely be described as insipid and uninspiring tripe?
      Give me my sleep back, Arnie.

    26. @hardballget on

      G.A. is a muppet. Everyone laudded him for falling kut thw group at WC and regarded coming 16th as a success, getting what y'all deserve. Resluts dont tell the story, the performances do and we play like a 1992 clapped out toyota tercel.

    33. @AdstarAPAD on

      Not 1 of Australia's goals in this competition has been scored by a Striker.. This goes to show just how lacking Australia is in world standard strikers…. I don't know what Australia can do to fix this deficiency.. But somehow it has to be fixed if Australia wants to have a future in football.,

    36. @mark_______ on

      Sometimes Australia never ceases to look incredibly ordinary. My goodness. This has to be in part due to the structure as dictated by Arnie. Could not watch the second half. Just absolutely no one in the middle…should be screaming for the ball. Too much of a gap between def and mid, stagnant forward line. No one wanted to take responsibility, take some risk, do something different. Thank goodness it was free to air.

    40. @goodBigBoy on

      Whilst I'm celebrating a Socceroo win, I feel sad for Syria. They were very unlucky to say the least!
      In any case, congratulations to both teams. It was a good game !

    42. @tonyamodio4450 on

      They won’t get far playing like that it’s all lucky goals no creativity no skills just hits and miss kicks 😂😂 the better teams will teach Australia then Arnold will be looking to retire go Matildas ❤❤❤

    47. @EM-ic1yp on

      I'm a Canadian cheering for the Socceros. 🇨🇦🇦🇺🇨🇦🇦🇺🇨🇦🇦🇺🇨🇦🇦🇺🇨🇦🇦🇺🇨🇦🇦🇺

    48. @thytju-oe5iw on

      The Evidence

      Matas said, when they did the investigation, they looked for evidence that either supported the existence of the crime, or evidence that indicated the crime wasn’t happening. Every piece of evidence they found all pointed to the same conclusion – organ harvesting is happening.

      In their investigation, they interviewed Falun Gong practitioners and other prisoners who were held in various detention centers or prisons in China. They found that these Falun Gong practitioners went through extensive physical examinations, especially blood tests and tissue typing. This wasn’t for their health, as most of them were also subjected to savage beating and other torture. From their description, the examination was mostly likely used to build a database for organ matching. At the same time, the authorities only performed such examinations on Falun Gong practitioners, not any of the non-practitioners held in the same detention facilities.

      One Falun Gong practitioner who was tortured in a Chinese prison and underwent involuntary blood test recounted the experience during the seminar.

      While the real number of organ transplants is a state secret in China, just based on the limited numbers published by the CCP, it can be seen that organ transplant numbers significantly increased soon after the persecution of Falun Gong began. The CCP claimed that the organs came from donation, but China didn’t have an organ donation system and it’s also against the Chinese tradition to donate one’s organs after death.

      As another piece of evidence, some investigators pretended to be patients and they called various hospitals, asking whether they had fresh Falun Gong organs available, as Falun Gong practitioners had very a healthy lifestyle, unlike other inmates who may be addicted to smoking or drugs. The answer they got from the doctors was, “Yes, we have these organs, just make an appointment and come.”

      Some Chinese hospitals listed prices for various organs and one can make an appointment for the transplants of vital organs, including heart and liver.

      In China, there was a law that gives hospitals permission to extract organs from death row prisoners without their or their family’s consent. This furthers greenlights the organ harvesting crimes, which has evolved into a massive, lucrative industry.

      The CCP never admitted that they harvested organs from living Falun Gong practitioners. They claimed that the organs came from donation of death row prisoners, who wanted to make up for their wrongdoings. But the number of death row prisoners was far less than the transplants.

      In 2014, the investigation team conducted another round of research. They went to the websites and publications by 169 individual Chinese hospitals approved by the government to conduct transplants and collected data regarding transplant types performed, qualifications, revenue, potential patient demographics, bed counts, surgical and support personnel, transplant capacity and volume, research projects, relationships with other hospitals and related entities, funding, patents, and awards.

      They estimated that the total transplants performed by these hospitals were between 60,000 and 100,000 every year, far more than the 10,000 transplants per year claimed by the CCP. And the numbers seemed to keep increasing over the years. If this is true, the numbers of Falun Gong practitioners being “executed” on operation tables could add up to millions.

      Matas said, “What I can tell you is that everyone who has read these books (of our investigation) and done their own research has, without exception, come to the same conclusion that we have. As the China Tribunal has said, this is undoubtedly sensible and this is real.”

      He added: “Because I am Jewish and I am very familiar with the Holocaust, I am not shocked by the extraordinary symptoms of violence. I see it. I know it is possible. I am disappointed and I see it happening.”

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