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With four goals in his last five games for the Socceroos and enjoying a second stint in Japan, Mitchell Duke believes he is physically and mentally in the best place in his career.  Since plying his trade in the J1 league for Shimizu S-Pulse from 2015 to 2019,

With the international break looming, it was another promising round of action for our Aussies Abroad! Mitchell Duke scored his second goal for Fagiano Okayama, while Tom Rogic's magical cameo helped Celtic to a vital victory   Harry Souttar was dominant in another clean sheet for Stoke City.

Socceroos striker Mitchell Duke has returned to Japanese club football after signing a deal with J2 outfit Fagiano Okayama.

Olyroos overage player Mitchell Duke has urged Australia to produce another all-action, high-energy performance against Spain in Sapporo on Sunday, as Graham Arnold’s charges seek to record back-to-back victories against high-profile opponents in the Tokyo 2020 Men’s Football Tournament.

Mitchell Duke says Olyroos boss Graham Arnold has challenged him to finish the Tokyo 2020 Men's Football Tournament as its top scorer, as he prepares to seize the 'once in a lifetime' opportunity to represent his country at the Olympic Games.

Socceroos winger Daniel Arzani will aim to put a forgettable 18 months in Europe behind him after being selected in the Olyroos squad to represent Australia at the Tokyo Games.

Socceroos forward Mitchell Duke says achieving anything less than maximum points from two remaining Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup™ qualifiers would be considered a disappointment for a highly motivated Green and Gold squad with a five-point lead at the top of Group B.

The Socceroos secured six-straight international victories for the first time in 20 years as they maintained their perfect record in Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup™ Qualifying with a 5-1 victory over Chinese Taipei on Tuesday morning (AEST).

League's form sides are being fuelled by the goals of Socceroos trio Jamie Maclaren, Craig Goodwin and Mitch Duke. Scroll down to watch all of their Matchweek 13 strikes and read how Melbourne City, Adelaide United and Western Sydney Wanderers all secured vital victories.

A brace either side of halftime from Mitchell Duke made sure the VAR system didn't have the decisive say, with surging Western Sydney Wanderers scoring a