Socceroos Magnets

Description: From Kaiserslautern to Mbombela to Al Wakrah — the Socceroos have carved their story on the biggest stage in football. In 2006, a Tim Cahill double lit up Kaiserslautern against Japan. In 2010, Brett Holman and Luke Wilkshire powered Australia past Serbia in Mbombela. And in 2022, Al Wakrah became the scene of back-to-back glory — Mitch Duke’s header sinking Tunisia, and Mathew Leckie’s solo run sealing a famous win over Denmark. Different eras, different heroes, one shared truth: when the Socceroos win at a World Cup, it’s never forgotten.

Description: Vintage-inspired Socceroos design.

Description: No matter what the state is of Australian football, we'll always have Kaiserslautern…

Description: How good were the 80s? Yacht rock, big hair and cute sporting mascots.

Description: The Australia men's national soccer team represents Australia in international men's soccer. Officially nicknamed the Socceroos

Description: In Japan, they called it a national tragedy. In Australia, we know it as one of the greatest nights of our lives.

Description: Martin Boyle - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Craig Goodwin - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Riley McGree - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Cameron Burgess - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Retro Socceroos logo.

Description: Never heard of them!

Description: Havin a crack!

Description: Never heard of them

Description: Vintage artwork from the World Cup in 1974.

Description: I should be so Leckie.

Description: How good were the 80s? Yacht rock, big hair and cute sporting mascots. Screen reader support enabled. How good were the 80s? Yacht rock, big hair and cute sporting mascots.

Description: Your down a goal, with five minutes to go. Who do you turn to? Super Timmy Cahill…

Description: Australia Socceroos World Cup 202 - Come on Australia. The Aussie football team is heading out to The USA, Mexico, Canada for the World cup 2026. Cool gift for Australian football fans.

Description: Connor Metcalfe - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Jackson Irvine - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Kaiserslautern. Just the name sends shivers up this spine. This design tells the story of that unforgettable day in 2006 — when Tim Cahill rose from the bench and into legend. Illustrated in bold Japanese style, it shows Cahill mid-air, striking a giant, stylised fish — symbolising the city of Kaiserslautern itself — into the net. It captures the drama, the disbelief, and the turning point of Australia’s 3–1 comeback over Japan. It’s football myth-making in motion. That moment, that match, and that name — Kaiserslautern — forever etched into the pantheon of Australian sporting greatness.

Description: Mathew Ryan - Australian Football / Socceroos

Description: Australia Football Team. Snoopy and Woodstock soccer duo!

Description: Snoopy Soccer! The perfect design for every Australia football fan and sports lover.

Description: Australia Football Team. Snoopy Soccer.

Description: Snoopy and Woodstock soccer duo! The perfect design for every Australia football fan and sports lover.

Description: Australia Football Team. Snoopy and Woodstock soccer duo!

Description: Snoopy and Woodstock soccer duo! The perfect design for every Australia football fan and sports lover.

Description: Snoopy and Woodstock soccer duo! The perfect design for every Australia football fan and sports lover.

Description: Who's the Bozz?

Description: I want #Tottenham to play football that scares the life out of every opposition."

Description: A leader of spartans! Unrelenting warrior fighting to the death, never stops, never passes the ball back!!

Description: All blue, no clue

Description: Show your team pride with this vintage USA vs Australia international football match design. Styled with a classic distressed look, bold athletic fonts, and flag elements, this t-shirt is perfect for soccer fans, expats, and anyone cheering on the Stars and Stripes or the Socceroos in 2026.

Description: A legend every (except in Peru).