Substitute goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne was the reluctant hero as Australia stunned Peru to clinch a place at a fifth straight World Cup with a dramatic 5-4 penalty shootout victory in the intercontinental playoff in Qatar.
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There were jubilant scenes of celebration on the streets of Melbourne while some devastated Peruvian fans could be seen crying in Lima. The head coach, Graham Arnold, said that 'nobody in Australia gave us a chance', but his risky move to bring on Redmayne paid off
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