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because the stupid ref soo blind didnt want to call Tim cahills hand ball and give em a penalty
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Who was russia compelled to aid serbia against?
Russia was compelled to aid Serbia against Australia.
Did Serbia lose in World War 1 against Germany?
Yes.
Who is in Serbia's group?
Group D : Germany, Ghana, Serbia, Australia
Which team will Serbia be playing on the world cup?
Serbia is in Group D. Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana.
Did Serbia win or lose?
Lose because Albania beat Seriba Albania4ever!!
How many games did Mike Ruddock lose when in charge of Wales?
2, these were against Australia and New Zealand.
Name the other countries in serbia's pool for the soccer world cup?
Germany Australia Serbia Ghana
When did Australia last lose a test series in Australia?
1992/1993 Series against West Indies. They lost a 5 match series 2-1.
Which team did India lose to in semi final of the 1987 icc world cup?
India lose to England in 1987 world cup.England reaches the finals against Australia.
What is the flight distance from Belgrade Serbia to Sydney?
The flight distance from Belgrade, Serbia to Sydney, Australia is 9,741 miles / 15,677 km.
What were the results of the match between Australia and Serbia in the 2010 FIFA World Cup?
Australia defeated Serbia. The statistics of the match are as follows:Australia 2-1 SerbiaJune 23, 2010 (20:30)Managers:Pim Verbeek (Australia)Radomir Antić (Serbia)Man of the Match: Tim Cahill (Australia)Location: Mbombela Stadium, NelspruitAttendance: 37,836Head Referee: Jorge Larrionda (Uruguay)Australia's Goalscorers: Tim Cahill - 69th minute, Brett Holman - 73rd minuteSerbia's Goalscorer: Marko Pantelić - 84th minuteYellow Cards: 5Aleksandar Luković - 18th minute (Serbia)Michael Beauchamp - 49th minute (Australia)Luke Wilkshire - 50th minute (Australia)Miloš Ninković - 59th minute (Serbia)Brett Emerton - 67th minute (Australia)Red Cards: None
Who fought against the ottomans?
Greece, Russia, and Serbia were the countries who fought against the Ottoman's.
