Harry Souttar led Australia to win against Tunisia by 1-0

Harry Souttar’s epic performance contributed significantly to Australia’s win against Tunisia in the center point of defense of the Socceroos on Friday. Harry performed amazingly with 50 touches and six clearances, including three blocks, and won 2/3 aerial duels, 100% ground duels, and 100% tackles.

Harry Souttar’s game by numbers vs. Tunisia:

100% tackles won
100% ground duels won
50 touches
6 clearances
5 long balls completed
3 blocks
2/3 aerial duels won
1 last man tackle

Rock at the back. 🪨 pic.twitter.com/DU1k3EFgIy

— Statman Dave (@StatmanDave) November 26, 2022

Harry Souttarwas born in Aberdeen and brought up in Brechin with a sibling, John, a Scotland player. Many people need clarification about why Harry doesn’t play for Scottland. He was covered at the under-19 level by Scotland; however, at that point decided to play under-23 for Australia and, afterward, senior level. At just 24 years of age, Harry Souttar became the main center-half of the Australian National football team and placed in one of the most outstanding defensive performances of the World Cup such a long way as Graham Arnold’s Australian team clutched a lead against the Tunisians.

It’s challenging to contend with Souttar’s decision, given he is performing at the FIFA World Cup. Australia gave a bounce-back performance against Tunisia at the Al Janoub Stadium after they got a beating by Kylian Mbappe and Co. Graham Arnold’s team got an opportunity in 26 minutes when Mitchell Duke redirected the diverted cross of Craig Goodwin into the goal with a fine circling header. From that point forward, they were focused at the back and tossed everything on the line.

Tackle of the World Cup. Harry Souttar. #Tun #Aus pic.twitter.com/aL9X2chSqy

— Salman Anis (@SalmannAnis) November 26, 2022

There was a sound dab of SPFL impact in the exhibition, regardless of whether the best option, right-back Nathaniel Atkinson passed up a significant opportunity because of an ankle injury. Aziz Behich of Dundee United was a monster down the left flank. Kye Rowles, the center-half of Hearts, was close to Souttar. One little mix-up, which Harry Souttar wiped up with a crunching tackle. Keanu Baccus came on as a late substitute; however, the final word from the Scottish-based proposed went to Aaron Mooy from the Celtics. The midfielder was the tasteful player on the pitch and barely passed up the man-of-the-match grant to Harry Souttar.