Middlesbrough midfielder Riley McGree opens the scoring for Australia in a friendly win over Qatar.

Middlesbrough midfielder Riley McGree scored in Australia's 3-0 friendly victory against Qatar in Doha on Friday afternoon. Making his return to the Socceroos' starting lineup, the 28-year-old opened the scoring inside the first five minutes after intercepting a pass from Qatar goalkeeper Mahmoud Abunada.
The goal marked McGree's second senior international strike following his absence from the World Cup due to a hamstring injury. He was replaced by Eli Adams after 65 minutes, with Australia set to face Jordan in their next friendly.
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