26-MAN SQUAD REVEALED: Full Reaction to Socceroos World Cup Selection

Sainsbury's Socceroos World Cup Preview for Football360

Former Socceroos and current Central Coast defender Trent Sainsbury joins Football360 to dissect Australia's current defensive stocks and preview their 2026 campaign. Sainsbury has a unique perspective as a 2018 World Cup Socceroo who took on Kylian Mbappe and France, while also being involved in the 2014 and 2018 campaigns. Read Trent's accompanying column here: https://football360.com.au/socceroos-at-the-world-cup-preview-trent-sainsbury/ [https://football360.com.au/socceroos-at-the-world-cup-preview-trent-sainsbury/]

Socceroos v Switzerland REVIEW | Who starts v Turkiye? Volpato, Irankunda Analysis

Football360's David Weiner and Jake Rosengarten discuss the Socceroos' 1-1 draw against Switzerland in their final warm-up game from on site at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego.With the World Cup opener against Turkiye now under a week away, the boys discuss:- What we learned from the clash against the Swiss- Who should start against Turkiye- What we made of Cristian Volpato's debut as a Socceroo- What Nestory Irankunda's role will be at this World Cup- And much more!Subscribe to our channel for more analysis throughout the World Cup.

26-MAN SQUAD REVEALED: Full Reaction to Socceroos World Cup Selection

Football360’s David Weiner and Daniel Garb dissect Australia’s 26-man FIFA World Cup squad, discussing the biggest winners, surprise selections, unlucky omissions and the major talking points ahead of the tournament. Did Tony Popovic get it right? 👀 0:00 - Initial thoughts 4:31 - Cristian Volpato inclusion 14:36 - Teti Yengi and other striker options 18:26 - Lucas Herrington 21:30 - Jacob Italiano and the right back position 23:16 - Cammy Devlin and the midfield options 25:23 - How will the Socceroos line up against Turkiye 28:56 - Will we see a different lineup against Switzerland?

Harrison Devenish-Meares exclusive chat

Deportation, Buddhist retreat, a cold call & insomnia: the wild ride to becoming the league’s best keeper. Some interviews just need to be listened in full, and that's the case from Football360's chat with the best goalkeeper in the A-League, Harrison Devenish-Meares, who was the penalty shootout hero against Newcastle Jets to steer his side into the grand final in Auckland. Enjoy!

Marcus Younis interview: meet the A-League's hottest property right now

14 games. Eight goals. Five assists. There might not be a more in form Australian on the football planet right now than Melbourne City’s Marcus Younis. He chats to Football360 on the eve of the A-League finals about being a potential Socceroos World Cup bolter, why he came home from Europe, his family, his journey and much more in an exclusive interview with football360.com.au [http://football360.com.au].