Judging by the response to the Socceroos’ shattering World Cup exit against Egypt, fans and players have had a gutful of gallant defeats. So how do they become the team we want them to be?

The Socceroos are on the brink of history, but their coach doesn't want them to get carried away by the occasion.

Australia is through to the World Cup knockout rounds for a third time, playing a Pharaohs side who Popovic says will give the Socceroos their toughest challenge.

This one hurts. And it hurts because Australia deserved better. They played well against Egypt, they gave it everything, and it wasn’t enough.

This one hurts. And it hurts because Australia deserved better. They played well against Egypt, they gave it everything, and it wasn’t enough.

The Socceroos fell short against Egypt, but their emerging stars suggest the best is still to come.

The governing body says it has full confidence in the Socceroos coach but acknowledged the team need to evolve beyond the physical style they’re known for.

Judging by the response to the Socceroos’ shattering World Cup exit against Egypt, fans and players have had a gutful of gallant defeats. So how do they become the team we want…