The Caltex Socceroos Squad for the match against England  May 2016
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Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	App	G
Behich, Aziz Eraltay	16 December 1990	25	LB	Bursaspor KD, Turkey	11	2
Birighitti, Mark Romano	17 April 1991	25	G	Newcastle Jets FC	1	0
	Birighitti was drafted into the squad on 17 May to replace the injured Langerak.
Degenek, Milo�	28 April 1994 in Knin, Croatia	22	D	TSv München von 1860, Germany	0	0
				Also has Serbia youth appearances
Federici, Adam Jay Gogic	31 January 1985	31	G	AFC Bournemouth, England	15	0
Goodwin, Craig Alexander	16 December 1991	24	M	Sparta Rotterdam, Netherlands	2	0
Ikonomidis, Christopher	4 May 1995	21	AM	US Salernitana 1919, Italy, on loan from SS Lazio, Italy	3	0
Irvine, Jackson Alexander	7 March 1993	23	M	Ross County FC, Scotland	2	0
				Also has Scotland youth appearances
Inman, Bradden	10 December 1991	24	CM	Crewe Alexandra FC, England	0	0
				Also has Scotland youth appearances
Jedinak, Michael John	3 August 1984	31	DM	Crystal Palace FC, England	62	12
Juric, Tomislav	22 July 1991	24	F	SV Roda Juliana Combinatie Kerkrade, Netherlands	15	2
Kruse, Robbie Thomas	5 October 1988	27	F	Bayer 04 Leverkusen, Germany	40	4
Langerak, Mitchell James	22 August 1988	27	G	VfB Stuttgart 1893, Germany	6	0
	Langerak withdrew from the squad on 17 May because of injury.
Luongo, Massimo Corey	25 September 1992	23	M	Queen's Park Rangers FC, England	19	4
Maclaren, Jamie	29 July 1993	22	CF	Brisbane Roar FC	0	0
				Also has Scotland youth appearances
Mauk, Stefan Ingo	12 October 1995	20	AM	Adelaide United FC	0	0
McKay, Matthew Graham	11 January 1983	33	CM	Brisbane Roar FC	58	2
Milligan, Mark Daniel	4 August 1985	30	DM	Baniyas SC, United Arab Emirates	46	5
Mooy, Aaron Frank	15 September 1990	25	CM	Melbourne City FC, Australia	13	5
Risdon, Joshua	27 July 1992	23	RB	Perth Glory FC	2	0
Rogic, Tomas Petar	16 December 1992	23	AM	The Celtic FC, Scotland	15	5
Ryan, Mathew David	8 April 1992	24	G	Valencia CF, Spain	23	0
Smith, Bradley Shaun	9 April 1994	22	LB	Liverpool FC, England	6	0
				Also has England Youth appearances
Wright, Bailey Colin	28 July 1992	23	CD	Preston North End FC, England	10	1
Wilkinson, Alexander William	13 August 1984	31	CD	Sydney FC, Australia	16	0

Squad details correct up to and including Australia's match against Jordan on 29 March 2016.
Tallies taken from Socceroos.com

Diary

Wednesday, 11 May 2016 - Caltex Socceroos Head Coach Ange Postecoglou has named a 23-player squad for the upcoming friendly match against England. He has made nine changes to the squad that defeated Tajikistan and Jordan in March with Milos Degenek, Brad Inman, Jamie Maclaren and Stefan Mauk receiving their first ever call-up for the Socceroos. Craig Goodwin has also been included having last played during the 2013 EAFF East Asian Cup.

Tuesday, 17 May 2016 - Ange Postecoglou has named a 23-player squad for The Dodoni Series international matches against Greece which will be played on Saturday, 4 June at ANZ Stadium, Sydney and also on Tuesday, 7 June at The Etihad Stadium in Melbourne. Coming into the Caltex Socceroos squad are Mark Birighitti (Newcastle Jets), Nathan Burns (FC Tokyo), Tim Cahill (Hangzhou Greentown FC), Jason Geria  (Melbourne victory FC), Alex Gersbach (Rosenborg BK), Apostolos Giannou (Guangzhou R&F FC), Mathew Leckie (FC Ingolstadt 04), Ryan McGowan (Henan Jianye FC), Trent Sainsbury (Jiangsu Suning FC) and Matthew Spiranović (Hangzhou Greentown FC).
Goalkeeper Birighitti will also be added to the  squad for the match against England, replacing Mitch Langerak, who has had to withdraw due to injury.

Tuesday, 24 May 2016 - On a chilly afternoon at Sunderland's Academy of Light training centre, the Caltex Socceroos kicked off preparations for their match with England. With captain Mile Jedinak rested from training following his FA Cup final exertions on Saturday, all 22 players were involved in the 75-minute session. It wasn't a physically demanding session but it emphasised speed of thought, crisp passing and sharpness. It started at 4pm with static stretches following by active stretching as the keepers then trained separately. A warm down was followed by media commitments before the team headed back to their Newcastle hotel. There was a large media contingent from Australia and the UK to watch training. One interested onlooker was former Socceroos coach Jimmy Shoulder.

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