Andrew Redmayne

Awards & Honours

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Andrew Redmayne's career is defined by a single, unforgettable moment that elevated him to national hero status. His penalty shootout save against Peru in June 2022 was not just a personal triumph but a historic achievement for Australian football, sending the Socceroos to the World Cup. Beyond that, his consistency as a goalkeeper over 15 years in the A-League, with over 250 appearances, is a testament to his professionalism and dedication. His back-to-back championships with Sydney FC further underscore his winning mentality.

AwardsAndrew Redmayne has won two A-League championships with Sydney FC, a significant team achievement. He has also been named an A-League Men All-Star, recognizing his individual performances. While individual awards are less common for goalkeepers, his international heroics in the 2022 World Cup qualifier earned him widespread acclaim and a place in Australian sporting history.

Honours & Distinctions

Sports Dad of the Year

Sports Dads·2024

Featured in the 'Sports Dad of the Year' profile series, highlighting his role as a father and athlete.

Records & Feats

First goalkeeper to be substituted on specifically for a penalty shootout in a World Cup qualifier

Historic First·2022

In June 2022, Andrew Redmayne was brought on by coach Graham Arnold solely for the penalty shootout against Peru, a move that proved successful and became a historic moment in Australian football.