Kewell to play for Aussies against Jamaica
First Published: Oct 04, 2005
Australia's Harry Kewell (front) runs past Norway's Alexander Odegaard during an international friendly in November 2004. Kewell is likely to come on as a substitute for Australia in their international with Jamaica in London this weekend.
Harry Kewell is likely to come on as a substitute for Australia in their international with Jamaica in London this weekend.
The Liverpool star, who has played just 25 minutes of football this season after groin and hernia surgery in June, is expected to make his international comeback at Fulham's Craven Cottage ground.
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Kewell is taking part in Australia's training camp in the Netherlands this week under new head coach Guus Hiddink, with Arnold saying the Liverpool attacker was looking fit and sharp despite his long injury break.
Arnold said Kewell was certain to get some game time on Sunday.
"Harry is champing at the bit to get on the field," buttistant coach Graham Arnold said from Eindhoven in a teleconference on Tuesday.
"We'd love to see him on the field and it would be great to get him on there.
"It would be crazy to start him, but when the game slows down a bit Harry should be on the field. He's working very hard and looking very good.
"His fitness has improved, he's looking a lot stronger and he's walking around with a huge smile on his face."
The Jamaica match will be Australia's last before their final World Cup qualifiers against a yet-to-be-determined South American team next month.
