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It has been just over 20 years, but it is a result that lives long in the memory of every Australian football fan.<\/p>\n
On a cold February night at Upton Park in East London, the Socceroos shocked England with a 3-1 victory over their historic rivals.<\/p>\n
Stream Over 50 Sports Live & On-Demand with Kayo. Join now and start streaming instantly ><\/a><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n It was a win that left the English media stunned at how Australia, who had only qualified for one World Cup by that point, managed to overcome a Three Lions team brimming with superstars.<\/p>\n Yet that\u2019s exactly what transpired in 2003, as goals from Tony Popovic, Harry Kewell and Brett Emerton sealed a famous victory.<\/p>\n The historic rivals played just once since that match as England exacted revenge in 2016 with a 2-1 win at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland.<\/p>\n However the Socceroos, now coached by Graham Arnold \u2014 an assistant to Frank Farina for that 3-1 win \u2014 have the chance to get another one over the old enemy when the nations collide on Saturday at Wembley.<\/p>\n But before we get to that match, why not take a stroll down memory lane and see what the 18 Aussies in the squad and coach are up to these days.<\/p>\n A-League Women to capitalise on WC fever | 03:20<\/p>\n MORE COVERAGE<\/b><\/p>\n England, Socceroos dealt bitter blows as stars ruled out of bumper clash with injury<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n PL Talking Pts: $84m Utd star \u2018breeding panic\u2019 as win can\u2019t paper over cracks; City\u2019s shock 13-year low<\/a><\/b><\/p>\n Mark Schwarzer<\/b><\/p>\n Schwarzer, who resides in Europe, is a pundit for Optus Sport.<\/i><\/p>\n Lucas Neill<\/b><\/p>\n The former Socceroos skipper quietly retired in 2014 but popped back into the public consciousness when he declared bankruptcy in 2016.<\/p>\n However, Neill broke his silence in 2020 when he was filmed alongside Matildas coach Tony Gustavsson in London.<\/p>\n No-one had heard or seen Neill since until he made yet another surprise appearance, this time alongside Australian Test captain Pat Cummins after day five at Old Trafford during this year\u2019s Ashes series.<\/p>\n Instead, the 47-year-old is a football agent and works as a Senior Football Consultant for a company called 451 Football Consultancy.<\/p>\n After moving to Crystal Palace as a first team coach in 2011, Popovic returned home to Australia where he became the Western Sydney Wanderers\u2019 inaugural head coach in 2012.<\/p>\n Popovic has held a number of jobs since then and is now the manager at Melbourne Victory.<\/p>\n He does various media contributions and is involved in the property game.<\/p>\n Lazaridis was also linked with a mooted takeover of Perth Glory in August, per the <\/a>Sydney Morning Herald<\/a><\/i>,<\/a> where he would take a seat on the board if the acquisition went through.<\/p>\n Brett Emerton<\/b><\/p>\n According to Macarthur\u2019s website,<\/a> Emerton was the coach of their under-13 boys team in the 2023 season.<\/p>\n Paul Okon<\/b><\/p>\n He eventually earned a crack in the A-League as the manager at Central Coast Mariners but was unceremoniously sacked in 2018 and prompted him to move back to Brugge in Belgium, the city where he enjoyed plenty of success as a player for Club Brugge.<\/p>\n Okon has since moved out of the coaching world and opened up an Italian restaurant in Brugge called Cuore di Puglia <\/i>in 2021, and he still lives in the city today.<\/p>\n Scott Chipperfield<\/b><\/p>\n However, the versatile ex-Socceroo was found guilty of assaulting his partner in June this year after a domestic violence incident, per the <\/a>Illawarra Mercury<\/a><\/i>.<\/a><\/p>\n Mark Viduka<\/b><\/p>\n He has since moved to Zagreb in Croatia, where he runs a coffee shop called Non Plus Ultra<\/i>, which translates to No Higher Point<\/i>.<\/p>\n According to the <\/a>Daily Mail<\/a><\/i>, <\/a>Viduka even plays guitar in his son\u2019s band where they practice in the Aussie legend\u2019s basement.<\/p>\n Harry Kewell<\/b><\/p>\n He then moved into senior management when he was appointed as Crawley Town\u2019s coach in 2017 and bounced around a number of teams in the lower tiers of the English Football League (EFL) for a number of years.<\/p>\n Kewell was then brought to Scottish giants Celtic by former manager Ange Postecoglou in 2022 and although the former Socceroos boss has since moved to Tottenham, he remains a member of Celtic\u2019s coaching staff under Brendan Rodgers.<\/p>\n He helped out as an adviser and mentor to the Socceroos from 2017 to 2019 but got his first major coaching gig in 2020 as an assistant coach to Ante Milicic at A-League Men\u2019s team Macarthur FC.<\/p>\n After Dwight Yorke left his post in 2022, Sterjovski was promoted to head coach and has been in the role since.<\/p>\n The former Rangers defender is the Olyroos coach and is also an assistant to Socceroos boss Graham Arnold.<\/p>\n Vince Grella<\/b><\/p>\n However, he was appointed as the vice president and CEO of Serie C side Catania, a club owned by Australian-Italian property developer Ross Pelligra, in July 2022 and remains in the role today.<\/p>\n Kevin Muscat<\/b><\/p>\n The tough-tackling defender is the coach of J1 League side Yokohama F. Marinos and even led the team to a league title in 2022.<\/p>\n He\u2019s also been heavily linked with the vacancy at Scottish giants Rangers after Michael Beale\u2019s recent sacking.<\/p>\n The Socceroos stalwart entered the property investment game and revealed he was working in the medicinal cannabis field in 2018.<\/p>\n It remains unclear if Bresciano is still working in that industry, but he remains involved in the property game and is a business partner of Ross Pelligra, the owner of Italian side Catania.<\/p>\n Bresciano also sits on Football Australia\u2019s Board of Directors.<\/p>\n Aloisi then joined Western United as their head coach in July 2021 and won the title in his first year at the helm, where he remains today.<\/p>\n The 50-year-old, affectionately known as \u2018Spider\u2019, is now the head coach of Macarthur\u2019s Bulls FC Academy in NPL NSW.<\/p>\n Frank Farina<\/b><\/p>\n Farina departed his Socceroos post in 2005 and was replaced by Guus Hiddink, who led the team to a Round of 16 berth at the 2006 World Cup.<\/p>\n The Darwin native then took over at the Brisbane Roar in November 2006 and lasted almost three years in the job before he was sacked as a result of a drink-driving charge.<\/p>\n Spells as manager at Papau New Guinea and Sydney FC followed, before he was appointed as the technical director of the Fiji Football Association and coach of Fiji\u2019s under-20 team in 2015 and was sacked a year later.<\/p>\n According to his LinkedIn profile, Farina now works as a Business Development Manager for Statewide Sports in Brisbane, who describe themselves as a company \u201cdistributing quality sport brands to retail stores, sports clubs and the general public.\u201d <\/p>\n He moved into the role in April 2021 and remains in it today.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n