Australia celebrates qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.Reuters
Australia took the victory over Honduras 3-1 aggregate on 15 November, Wednesday at ANZ Stadium in Sydney and confirmed their place in 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Mile Jedinak, the captain of Australia, scored three goals to confirm their place in World Cup 2018. In the 54th minute, he scored the first goal followed by two penalties for Socceroos.
However, the visitors tried to fight back towards the ending stage of the match. Although the captain of Honduras, Maynor Figueroa scored one goal during the last few minutes, it was too late to equalize the scoreline.
After the final whistle, along with the Australian players, the entire crowd started celebrating the win. Here IBTimes Singapore has compiled some of the images from the World Cup qualifier match.
Ange Postecoglou, coach of Australia looks on during the 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Leg 2 match between the Australian Socceroos and Honduras at ANZ Stadium on November 15, 2017 in Sydney, Australia.FIFA
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017, Honduras' Emilio Izaguirre is substituted off after sustaining an injury.Reuters
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017 Australia's Mile Jedinak scores their first goal from a free kick.Reuters
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017, Australia's Mile Jedinak celebrates scoring their second goal with teammates.Reuters
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017 Australia's Mile Jedinak celebrates scoring their third goal to complete his hat-trick.Reuters
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ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017 Honduras' Bryan Acosta looks dejected after the match.Reuters
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017 Honduras' Bryan Acosta looks dejected after the match.Reuters
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017 Australia's Tim Cahill and team mates celebrate qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.Reuters
ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia - November 15, 2017 Australia's Mile Jedinak, Tim Cahill and team mates celebrate qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.Reuters
