Why Yengi, Volpato are in Australia's World Cup squad
Australia's 26-man World Cup squad: uncapped Yengi, Volpato in, Boyle out; Ryan, Leckie poised for fourth finals as Popovic explains tough calls.
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Australia's 26-man World Cup squad: uncapped Yengi, Volpato in, Boyle out; Ryan, Leckie poised for fourth finals as Popovic explains tough calls.
Tete Yengi and Cristian Volpato earn shock call-ups to Australia's 26-man World Cup squad while Martin Boyle misses out, as Tony Popovic makes tough decisions.
Australia announce 26-man squad for World Cup: Yengi and Volpato surprise inclusions, Boyle omitted despite 41 caps, Ryan and Leckie eye record fourth
Tony Popovic's 26-man Socceroos squad includes uncapped strikers Cristian Volpato and Tete Yengi, while four cut include Martin Boyle and Kye Rowles.
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