The first top 8 teams in the Asian Cup were born 4 0 wins, leaving the ocean and making history in Asia!
Australia is a team in Oceania, having been included in the AFC's membership list since 2006 and one of the best in Asia. Australia had a solid run in the tournament, beating India and Syria to secure their first group spot, and topped the group under Uzbekistan to qualify for the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and secure a place in the AFC.
Now, Australia will face the Indonesians of Southeast Asia, a team that was once close to top of the group, but with Oman and Kyrgyzstan drawn, Indonesia were lucky to be placed in fourth place in the group and placed in Group 3, creating a magical opportunity not to advance to the final round.
According to the World Football Association's recently released World Football Rankings, Australia is ranked 25th, 4th in Asia, Indonesian men's football team is ranked 146th, and 27th in Asia.
Although there were fewer people than Australia, the Indonesians went on their offensive as soon as the bell rang for the start of the match.
In the fifth minute, the Indonesian brought the ball to the penalty area and Struek scrambled the Australian defenders with a shot high in front of the goal.
In the 11th minute, Owen's cross was saved by a defender, then he took his position again, and then another powerful shot was saved by Bargot, and the ball went into the Indonesian goalkeeper's goal to end the game 1-0.
Statistically, this is the first Australian team to score in the group stage since the 2015 World Cup.
In the 44th minute, Gesin Jones passed the ball on the right side, the ball passed through the defender's defense and into the box, and Boyle scored a goal to give Australia a 2-0 lead.
From the point of view of technical statistics, although Australia does not have obvious technical content, they are much more efficient in attacking, a volley and a smash from the opponent give them a two-goal lead, while Indonesia scored one goal in four, neither scored nor created good scoring opportunities.
Jones was sent off for a counter-attack in the 65th minute, and Walsh was also shown a red card after falling Bose.
In the 81st minute, Australia passed the ball to Duke, who headed it high in midfield and missed the victory.
Goodwin single-handedly scored twice in the 88th minute and added a fine free-kick for Sotar on the 91st minute to give Australia a 4-0 victory.
After beating Indonesia, Australia were the first team to reach the round of 16, which is also their fifth quarter-final since reaching the Asian Football Confederation.