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SOCCEROOS PLAYER RATINGS FOR WORLD CUP QUALIFIER AGAINST IRAQMAT RYAN - Hardly had to lift a finger in the first half, but pulled off two sharp saves in the second half to ensure Iraq didnt get a sniff. 7MILOS DEGENEK - Was mostly solid at right back, but was part of a defensive set-up that looked vulnerable at certain points in the first half. 7MARK MILLIGAN - A surprise choice ahead of Matthew Spiranovic in the centre of defence, but proved his worth in the 25th minute with a sliding tackle that defused Iraqs best chance. But his partnership with Trent Sainsbury looked uncertain at times. 6TRENT SAINSBURY - His chemistry with fellow centre back Mark Milligan wasnt perfect, and it kept Iraq in the game. 6BRAD SMITH - A lack of regular club football showed with the Bournemouth enduring some poor touches early in the game. Did provide a bit of dash on the left flank, but was exposed several times when Iraq attacked. 5MILE JEDINAK - Provided some toughness in the midfield. His touch and passing was a bit off in the first half, but improved after the break. 6AARON MOOY - Lacked his usual crispness. Tried his best to be creative, but took a while to work himself into the game. 7MASSIMO LUONGO - Had a couple of efforts on goal that went close before opening the scoring in the 58th minute. Wasnt a perfect game, but he looked dangerous. 8TOMI JURIC - Struggled in the first half, and missed a golden chance in the 57th minute when an open goal beckoned. But he came good after that, squaring a nice ball for Luongos opener, before scoring in the 65th minute. 7TOM ROGIC - Provided some much-needed attacking spark at the right moments. His footwork bedazzled Iraqs defence, and he was a constant threat all night. 9MATHEW LECKIE - Almost opened the scoring in the 28th minute, only for his header to hit the inside of the upright and bounce across the face of goal. Tried to be creative, but his touch often let him down at crucial times. 7Subs:JACKSON IRVINE - Came on in the 78th minute, so didnt have much time to make an impact. 5ROBBIE KRUSE - Added lots of energy when brought into the game in the 66th minute for goalscorer Juric. Came close to scoring several times, but just couldnt break through Iraqs defence. 7APOSTOLOS GIANNOU - Only came on in the dying minutes, so didnt have enough time to make an impact. 5 Nike Sf Air Force 1 Danmark . -- Ken Appleby made 32 saves for his first shutout of the season to lead the Oshawa Generals to a 2-0 win over the Belleville Bulls on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League action. Air Force 1 Just Do It Sort . Tomas Berdych and Radek Stepanek defeated Nenad Zimonjic and Ilija Bozoljac 6-2, 6-4, 7-6 (4) on the indoor hard-court at Belgrade Arena. The victory improved the Czech pairs impressive cup doubles record to 14-1. http://www.danmarkairforce1.com/air-force-1-just-do-it-outlet-danmark.html . 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The same scouts that unearthed Bruno Fornaroli hope theyve found the next A-League sensation in Argentinian Fernando Brandan.Brandan is set to sign for Melbourne City in the next week and will make his debut for John van `t Schips side on Tuesday night in a trial match with Melbourne Knights.The 26-year-old midfielder will join City from Argentinian club Temperley, growing Citys creative options.Van `t Schip could use Brandan as a No.10, taking the role of outgoing midfielder Aaron Mooy, or as a winger.There are vacancies in both positions, given the departure of Harry Novillo at seasons end along with fellow wide options Marc Marino, Wade Dekker and Michael Zullo.New signing Bruce Kamau, nearly fit-again Corey Gameiro and youngster Daniel Arzani could also play as wide men in the upcoming campaign.Like Fornaroli, Brandan is a diminutive talent, standing just 1.68 metres tall.Hopes are high he can forge a similar path in the A-League after three years among thhe top levels of Argentinian football.ddddddddddddBrandan has been encouraged to take a chance in Australia after failing to play consistent first-team football.The onus will be on City to help Brandan establish a strong understanding with Fornaroli, despite the two hailing from rival nations.He could make a senior debut on August 2 when City travel to Perth to play Floreat Athena in the FFA Cup.Brandan will be Citys seventh signing of the transfer window, joining Manny Muscat, Luke Brattan, Neil Kilkenny, Ruon Tongyik, Kamau and Arzani at the City Football Academy.He fills Citys third international slot - after Danish gloveman Thomas Sorensen and Fornaroli - meaning the club can still sign two foreign talents.Last seasons semi-finalists are also expected to sign Socceroos legend Tim Cahill on a guest player deal in the coming days. 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