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Jordy Bos and the Socceroos know they must win or go home when they face Egypt.

Australia has no room for mistakes as they prepare to face Egypt in the World Cup.

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The Socceroos have never won a knockout stage match, but Jordy Bos is confident.

In the group stages, you can lose and still have another chance, but not in the knockouts.

There are no second chances in the knockouts.

The team must play like there is no tomorrow because if they lose, they are out.

The players were already in this mindset during the group stages and want to win.

Australia knows there are no more second chances in the knockout stages.

Australia started the tournament well but has had two goalless games since.

Bos is confident his team will find a way to score.

Bos thinks the goals will come, and they have had two clean sheets out of three games.

The team is happy about their defense.

Bos is not focusing on compliments from his teammates.

Bos's performances have earned him praise from his teammates.

Bos's teammates are very supportive, and he appreciates that.

Bos hopes to get an assist or a goal in the next game.

Bos plays club soccer in the Netherlands but has been linked to English clubs.

Bos will not be distracted by rumors about his future.

Bos is living in the moment and trying to do his best for Australia.

Bos could be tasked with marking Egypt captain Mohamed Salah.

Mohamed Salah is one of the world's best players, but he is injured.

Salah suffered a hamstring injury during Egypt's draw with Iran.

Bos's teammates will not be intimidated by Salah.

Bos thinks Salah is a top player, but they will try to stop him.

The team must find a way to stop Salah on the field.

There is respect for Salah off the field, but not on the field.

The team will go into the game with no respect for Salah.

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