Qatar, meanwhile, drew 1-1 against India but advanced 4-2 on aggregate and Syria blanked Turkmenistan 4-0 to advance.

Syria blanked Turkmenistan 4-0 to advance and Uzbekistan downed a 10-man Hong Kong side 2-0 to advance 3-0 on aggregate and Malaysia stunned Lebanon 2-1 to advance after the two sides played to a scoreless draw in the first leg.

Australia advanced to the group stage 7-0 on aggregate after winning 3-0 in the first leg Sunday, when Hoffman scored twice.

The next stage comprises three groups of four nations, with three teams advancing to London. A draw will be held July 7 and the teams will play on a home-and-away format from Sept. 21 to March 14, 2012.

Australia's Hoffman scored in the 18th and 30th minutes before finding the net again early in the second half.

Midfielder Aaron Mooy of Scottish side St. Mirren scored Australia's other goal after setting up Hoffman's second.

In Ashgabat, striker Omar Al Suma scored a goal and set up another one as Syria hit the target twice in each half to beat Turkmenistan and move on 6-2 on aggregate. The two sides drew 2-2 in a first leg, which was played in Jordan due to the ongoing political unrest in Syria.

Al Suma opened the scoring for Syria in the 26th minute, firing past goalkeeper Batyr Geldiyev into the right upper corner from just inside the box.

In the 45th minute, a cross from the left flank ricocheted off defender Hemayat Komekov and unmarked striker Oday Abd Al Jafal made it 2-0, firing in from 11 meters (yards). The visitors went up 3-0 after 67 minutes courtesy of a solo effort down the right flank from defender Mohammad Zbida.

His low shot ricocheted into the net off defender Akhmet Atayev.

Midfielder Mohamad Afa Al Rifal connected to Al Suma's cross into the box to complete the scoring in the 80th.

In Hanoi, Saudi Arabia came into the second leg with a 2-0 advantage and never was threatened.

Striker Nawaf Alabid opened the scoreline with a powerful strike from the edge of the penalty area in the 10th minute and eight minutes later striker Saud Hassan doubled the lead with a header. Vietnam's midfielder Le Van Thang then closed the gap with a powerful drive just before halftime.

Saudi Midfielder Ibrahim Jahshan widened the Saudi lead to 3-1 with a penalty kick 12 minutes after the break and midfielder Abdulrahim Jezawi sealed the victory for Saudi Arabia six minutes from time with a close-range strike.

In Kuala Lampur, Malaysia pulled in front early when Mohd Irfan's half volley found the right corner of Mohamad Dakramanji's net after only nine minutes. The Malaysians doubled their lead in the 41st minute when Wan Zack scored.

Lebanon got a break in the 51st minute when Gary Steven picked up his second yellow card and it took advantage when defender Chadi Atie scored in the 63rd minute. But that was all Lebanon could muster and Malaysia advanced.

In Hong Kong, Uzbekistan took the lead in the seventh minute through Fozil Musaev, who had scored the team's match-winner in the first leg. Temurkhuja Abdukholiqov doubled its lead in the 19th minute and any chance of a comeback ended when Hong Kong was reduced to 10 men in the stoppage time when midfielder Liu Song Wei was sent off after getting his second yellow