 | Australia legend Tim Cahill retires from all forms of footballThe former Everton and Millwall attacker, who retired from international football in November, said he is planning a move into coaching. |
 | Australia's record goalscorer Tim Cahill retires from national team after FIFA World Cup in RussiaThe former Everton striker, one of the finest players to come out of Australia, did not say if he would continue playing club football. |
 | Australia bow out as Peru claim FIFA World Cup consolation victoryPeru were already out before this game but they still had a huge travelling support, clad in the country's distinctive white and red colours. |
 | FIFA World Cup 2018: Australia ready for France test despite team changesAustralia talisman Tim Cahill may have to settle for a World Cup cameo role while captain Mile Jedinak could start on the bench. |
 | Australia's Tim Cahill defiant as fourth FIFA World Cup loomsCahill is the Socceroos' all-time top scorer, with 50 goals, and has 105 caps for Australia, a record for an outfield player. |
| Tim Cahill, Daniel Arzani in Australia's final FIFA World Cup squadThe 38-year-old Cahill is his country's most prolific international scorer with 50 goals and has scored at his three previous World Cups. |
 | Tim Cahill gets nod in Bert van Marwijk's first Australia squadCahill, Australia's most prolific international scorer with 50 goals, left the domestic A-League in January to join Millwall. |
 | Cahill joins Millwall, takes tough route to 2018 FIFA World CupThe veteran is also excited by the appointment of Bert van Marwijk to lead the national team while preparing for his fourth World Cup. |
| Australia Tim Cahill sparks exit talk as 'Jedi Master' hailedTim Cahill said he had to make some big decisions on the level of where he's playing at and what he's going to do. |
 | Australia striker Tim Cahill fit for World Cup play-off against HondurasVeteran Australian striker Tim Cahill said he had recovered from an ankle injury and was fit to play against Honduras. |
 | Miracle of Sydney? Weakened Syria eye World Cup upset against AustraliaIf Syria can pull off a victory in Sydney against the hosts on Tuesday, it will go down in history as a wonder by the war-wrecked country. |
