The moment Tony Armstrong sees Socceroos qualify for 2022 World Cup | ABC News

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ABC News Breakfast’s Tony Armstrong was in Melbourne’s Federation Square with scores of Socceroos fans when goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne made the save in the penalty shoot-out with Peru that would send his team to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

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