Despite some of the feedback from home, Socceroos assistant coach Mile Jedinak insists the team has played only one bad half of football at the World Cup, and there’s no need to panic.

After one of the great Australian World Cup victories, this was a tough result. The Americans were too strong, too quick, too committed, too clever, too much, too everything.

A tired Australia side were dominated by the US, conceding an own goal within the first 10 minutes as Tony Popovic’s tactics backfired.

Coming into the game on a high, the Socceroos copped a reality check in the first half against the USA. How they respond over the next week will define their 2026 World Cup…

The Socceroos believe they can quickly correct their listing World Cup campaign after a humbling 2-0 defeat to co-hosts USA in their World Cup match in Seattle

Former Socceroos, including Harry Kewell, Craig Foster and Mark Bosnich, were highly critical of the first half as Australia sunk 2-0 to the US in Seattle.

The Socceroos’ World Cup campaign, full of promise just days ago, now hangs in the balance after a 2-0 loss to the US.

Australia’s fate will now be set after their final group game against Paraguay but there were some reasons for cheer from the performance in Seattle

Despite a disappointing loss to the US, the Socceroos’ World Cup fate is still very much in their own hands.

Pundits are "entitled to their opinions" on the loss to the USA, Mile Jedinak has said.

Despite some of the feedback from home, Socceroos assistant coach Mile Jedinak insists the team has played only one bad half of football at the World Cup, and there’s no need to…