State-of-the-art academy that will host Socceroos at Qatar World Cup 2022 - in pictures

Australia will be based at Aspire Academy where Tim Cahill is the chief sports officer

The Aspire Academy in Doha that will host the Australian squad during the World Cup 2022 in Qatar in November. Reuters

The Aspire Academy, which will serve as a base camp for the Australia team during the Qatar World Cup 2022. AFP

The Aspire Academy where the Australian squad will be stationed during the World Cup in Qatar. Reuters

The fitness centre at Aspire Academy in Doha. Reuters

Fitness centre of the Aspire Academy where the Australian squad will stay during the Qatar World Cup. Reuters

Inside view of the Aspire Academy in Qatar. Reuters

The Aspire Academy where the Australian squad will be stationed during the Fifa World Cup in November. Reuters

General view at the Aspire Academy. Reuters

Playing field at the Aspire Academy, which will serve as a base camp for the Australia team. AFP

The dining area of the Aspire Academy. AFP

Dining room at the Aspire Academy in Doha. AFP

Accommodation at the Aspire Academy, which will serve as a base camp for the Australian team. AFP

View of a room at the Aspire Academy in Doha. AFP

The Aspire Academy in Doha. AFP

The pitch at the Aspire Academy. AFP

Australia will have high hopes when they begin their World Cup 2022 campaign against reigning champions France in Group D on November 22.

The Socceroos advanced to a fifth consecutive World Cup in the final phase of qualifying after a penalty shootout win over Peru in Qatar in June.

And their preparations are in full swing for the showpiece event in Qatar.

Teenager Garang Kuol, who is being chased by Newcastle United, made his debut in Australia's 2-0 away win over New Zealand in their final World Cup warm-up.

A Mitchell Duke header and Jason Cummings's penalty in the second half at Auckland's Eden Park ensured Australia head to the World Cup with two straight wins over their neighbours.

Australia coach Graham Arnold will be hoping his players raise their game at the finals in Qatar. Helping them in the process is Socceroos legend Tim Cahill.

Cahill is based in Doha as the chief sports officer for the Aspire Academy, where Australia will be based for the tournament.

"I will be involved in some shape or form but officially nothing yet," Cahill told the Australian Associated Press.

"Trying to help Australia in any shape or form is an absolute pleasure."