Socceroos'vice-captain Trent Sainsbury says there's been no improvement in officiating since VAR's introduction.
Trent Sainsbury desperately wants to qualify for the knockout stages of the World Cup. But he also hopes some strong performances can secure him a good move.
Mile Jedinak is not as quick or mobile as he once was. But he is an enormous presence for the Socceroos,who still look up to his leadership.
Australia can put its World Cup campaign back on track with a win over Denmark,and the players are focused on the job at hand.
Socceroo skipper Mile Jedinak says Australia must focus on the next two matches and not overthink their VAR disappointment
Samuel Umtiti's handball gave the Socceroos hope,but it also gave him a good laugh on Instagram,despite the horror of what he'd done.
The good news for the Socceroos,after a tremendous but ultimately fruitless performance,is they are very much in the hunt to qualify for the second phase.
Yussuf Poulsen bounced back from conceding a penalty to score the goal that gave Denmark a hard-fought 1-0 win.
Bert van Marwijk was delighted with the way his team played,gutted with the way it lost - and unhappy with the way the VAR intervention was so crucial.
Australia went down narrowly to France in an enthralling World Cup opener,but did enough to say that they can get something from their other two games
Australia have become the first country in World Cup history to fall victim to the far after a brave performance was not enough to beat plucky France.