Clayton Zane

It was only Zane’s third appearance for Australia as the 23-year old striker replaced Paul Agostino on the night. Zane was skipping along in the Norwegian First Division with Mölde FK having signed from Northern Spirit at the beginning of the season.

Although he didn't play at the highest level throughout his club career, he still represented Australia on 16 occasions. Zane made 11 appearances for Australia in 2000 scoring five goals and is now assistant manager to Ernie Merrick at the Newcastle Jets.

Richard Johnson

The 26-year-old midfielder was firmly in the hearts of Watford fans enjoying his ninth season at the club. Johnson was substituted on for Jason van Blerk in the Czech Republic match and it was to be his only ‘A International’ appearance for Australia.

His two other caps came in 1999, both B international matches against a Brazil B side, playing alongside established Socceroos like Damian Mori and Tony Vidmar. While it was his last game for Australia, Johnson also had to deal with the relegation of Watford from the Premier League to the Football League First Division after just being promoted.

Johnson would never get the chance to see Watford return to the top flight after leaving Watford in 2004 after over 200 matches for the club.

Luke Casserly

The Socceroos defender played his sixth game for Australia, coming on for Kevin Muscat in the 71st minute. Another Northern Spirit player, Casserly made his debut three years earlier against New Zealand in his early days at Marconi.

Casserly went on to make a further three appearances, playing a total of eight times for Australia.

He is now the FFA’s Head of National Performance.