I take it you're referring to beating the mighty Livingstone 1-0? It was only a friendly, so hopefully you played your second string squad. On the other hand maybe they did too.
Over here we've been enduring Australia's first foray into the Asian Cup, a pretty decent standard competition that the other Asian nations didn't want us in for the last twenty years. We got knocked out in the quarter finals against Japan, which went to penalties.
Previous to this, Australia has had to endure being the big fish in a tiny pool, that pool being the nations of the Oceania group, (Solomon Islands, Cook Islands, Tonga, etc) the only other half decent team being New Zealand, and I mean HALF decent. NZ traditionally put out a team of second rate ex nearly-professionals who had emigrated from the UK.
Australia, on the other hand have now got quite a few real deal top standard players and they were expected to win the Asia Cup, but no-one told Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Korea, Vietnam and the others, who behaved with disgusting lack of manners by playing brilliantly.
There were the usual stupid time-wasting tactics, but they were all at the instigation of imported coaches, from eastern Europe and South America.
The Asian Cup is the best thing to happen to Aussie football since they qualified for the World Cup, and I hope it helps develop better Aussie players (who of course will all then move to Europe).
You wouldn't believe this in the modern day and age but the Oceania cup competition (part of the FIFA qualifying for the World Cup) which featured Harry Kewell and Mark Viduka, was run from the front room of a bloke who lived in Auckland.
