The Australian midfielder, in his three seasons at the club, has won the league and the Super Cup, and said that Bengaluru FC's desire to compete for, and win titles played a big role in prompting him to extend his stay for another two seasons.

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With footballers and fans around the world currently staying home amid the COVID-19 outbreak, we've gone back through the archives to select some of the best interviews from seasons gone by.

A FIFA World Cup winner, a record breaker from Hong Kong and IR Iran's Number 1 all feature, as does plenty of fun involving players from Japan's national team and India's Bengaluru FC.

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Alexander Geynrikh was the player who dazzled in their Germany 2006 campaign, striking four times as his side stormed all the way through to the Asian play-off - only to lose out, heartbreakingly, to Bahrain on away goals. Then national legend Maksim Shatskikh rose to the occasion on the road to South Africa 2010, racking up eight goals to fire his side to the final qualifying round.

The Central Asians also came close in the Brazil 2014 preliminaries being edged out by Korea Republic on goal difference and, on that occasion, captain Server Djeparov led by example with outstanding performances that included four goals.