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Socceroos hold Brazil to 1-1 draw after Irankunda's free kick

Nestory Irankunda scored a spectacular free kick in the 68th minute but Brazil equalized in stoppage time.

Australia's 20-year-old winger Nestory Irankunda scored one of the most memorable goals in Socceroos history by curling a brilliant free kick into the top corner in the 68th minute at Townsville's Country Bank Stadium on Friday night.

The strike came from distance and dipped over Brazil's wall. It set the crowd alight.

It seemed to seal a historic upset. Rayan headed a powerful equalizer in stoppage time.

The substitute denied Australia what would have been only its second win ever over the five-time world champions. The two teams play again on Tuesday in Brisbane.

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Why it mattersIrankunda's performance shows a rare moment when Australia can compete with elite opponents.

AustraliaAustralian football fans saw a young homegrown talent produce world-class skill on the global stage, raising hope the Socceroos can compete in major tournaments.

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