The supernova hit his maiden goal after 30 seconds of play, scoring with his first touch, and the two substitutes teamed up

In the first round of the group stage of the Asian Cup, Australia played against India. Substitute Bose sent the ball into the net with his first touch of the ball and scored his first international goal.

Despite the huge difference in quality between the two teams, it was only thanks to the Indian goalkeeper's mistake that Australia broke the deadlock with an empty goal pushed by Owen. Faced with such a situation, Australian coach Alexander-Arnold was not satisfied, and in the 72nd minute, two substitutions in a row, Bosch was able to make his third appearance for the national team and ushered in his Asian Cup debut.

Less than 30 seconds after coming on, substitute McQuarie forced his way down the flank and sent in a clever pass that the unmarked Boss made it all over to extend Australia's lead.

It is worth emphasising that it was Bosch's first touch of the ball since coming off the bench and his first goal for his country. In the previous two appearances, Bosch had never scored a goal. Scoring his first international goal with his first touch of the ball on his Asian Cup debut, the game was destined to be the most memorable game of Bosch's career.