Nation unites on Judi Online pitch at least
Iraqi players celebrate their momentous 3-1 victory over Australia "We won tonight, so our fans will be shooting in the air, and that is better than shooting at each other." Such was Iraq coach Jorvan Viera's frank assessment after his team shocked Australia 3-1 at Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok. The wily Brazilian veteran has only been in the job for six weeks, and he was quick to deflect attention on to his players following Iraq's stunning win. It came on the back of an inspired performance from playmaker Nashat Akram - who has been heavily linked with a move to English Premier League club Sunderland, and who opened the scoring with a free-kick after twenty-three minutes. Australia hit back through a Mark Viduka header just after the break, but when man-of-the match Nashat played a superb reverse pass into the path of Hawar Mullah Mohammed on the hour mark, the midfielder made no mistake after being allowed a clear run through