Fans decked out in green and gold turned out across the country to support the Socceroos as they drew with Paraguay to secure a spot in the World Cup knockout rounds.And the Socceroos said they felt the love, when shown footage by SBS reporters of children at an Australian primary school erupting at the end of the match."It's beautiful stuff" star forward Nestory Irankunde said."It makes me very very happy" star defender Alessandro Circati said."Makes me happy seeing them happy, makes me happy that we made them happy."It gives you a bit of self satisfaction that we have put a smile on all these people's faces and our journey isn't over yet so hopefully we can continue our journey for as long as possible."Rowdy crowds packed Melbourne's Federation Square, pushing it to maximum capacity by 10am Roughly 7,500 people packed into the live site to watch the match, which resulted in a 0-0 draw — but was sufficient to send Australia through to the knockout round of the tournament.While the fan base was a mixture of ages, teenagers who should have been at school for the last day of term filled Fed Square, some wearing the Australian flag as a cape