his mid-thirties. In his final move, Duraković returned to South Melbourne in 2000 and retired in 2004. He was named as part of South's Team of the Century in 2000. International career Duraković played 64 times for the Australian national team from 1990 to 2002, including several FIFA World Cup qualification campaigns. In the qualifying campaign for the 1994 World Cup, he scored a goal against Canada to level the tie on aggregate. In the subsequent play-off against Argentina, he marked Diego Maradona. Coaching career Duraković's coaching career began with the Port Melbourne Sharks in 2003. He then became coach of the Victorian Institute of Sport Football Program. In 2008, Duraković was appointed the inaugural coach of the Melbourne Victory Youth Team until 2011, when he was appointed caretaker coach of the Melbourne Victory FC senior team after Ernie Merrick was sacked during Victory's Asian Champions League campaign. Under Duraković as caretaker head coach, Melbourne Victory won one of their remaining Asian Champions League fixtures and tied the others. Subsequently, in June 2011, Duraković was named as Merrick's permanent replacement. As Melbourne Victory's coach, he signed Isaka Cernak, Tando Velaphi, Marco Rojas, James Jeggo, Jean Carlos Solórzano, Harry Kewell, Fabio, Lawrence Thomas and Ante Čović. Under the weight of expectation, particularly in light of Kewell's arrival, Melbourne Victory started the 2011–12 A-League season poorly, failing to score in their first three games and remaining without a win until Round 4. As the season progressed, Melbourne Victory's performances remained inconsistent, and following successive away losses against Brisbane Roar and Central Coast Mariners which saw Victory fall to the eighth position, in January 2012 Duraković was sacked. In November 2012, Duraković was appointed as senior technical director at Victorian Premier League club South Melbourne. From 2013 to 2015, Duraković was manager and head coach of Selangor FA, the team he had played for in the 1990s. Duraković managed to make them become the runners-up in the 2014 Malaysian Super League, quarter-finalist of the 2014 Malaysian Cup. He also signed former Indonesian international football player Andik Vermansyah from Persebaya 1927 and former Australian international football player Robert Cornthwaite from Jeonnam Dragons for the 2015 Malaysian Super League season, as well as Leandro Dos Santos from T-Team F.C. and Guilherme de Paula Lucrécio from FC Milsami Orhei. In 2015, Selangor their 33rd Malaysia Cup title as well as finishing runner-up again in the Super