Graham Arnold explains why Socceroos are ready to stun more fancied nations at World Cup in Qatar

Graham Arnold believes his team can shock the world at the World Cup in Qatar. He points out the differences between the way his side and the biggest teams are approaching the tournament. The Middle East is a 'second home' for many Australian players.

Graham Arnold believes his team can shock the world in Qatar. He points out the differences between the way his Socceroos and football's biggest teams are approaching the World Cup. The Middle East is a 'second home' for many Australian players. Europe's players are playing up to three games a week from August onwards. Many will also train in Europe before flying to Qatar just days before their opening games. Australia's team will start arriving on Sunday. They will base themselves at the Aspire Academy in Doha. Arnold named his 26-man squad on Tuesday. He plans to keep the playing group together at all times.