I don't think it's in us to just concede or take the foot off the gas."We want to win every game, regardless of who the opponent is or what the situation is."Because Turkiye is eliminated under the new way FIFA is ranking teams and with the tournament expanded to 48 nations, Australia would likely advance even if they lose.But as assistant coach Paul Okon Sr said, playing for a draw is a risk the Socceroos simply can't take."I don't think we're good enough to go into a game from the first minute, trying to play for a draw," Okon Sr said."It's never happened before You can't really play with the handbrake sort of up," he said."You have a yellow card again, you've got it in the back of your mind, but you still need to go out there and play to the maximum."Australia's first-half performance and subsequent two-nil defeat against the USA has dominated discussion in the build-up to the game against Paraguay.But the Socceroos are confident they can put the disappointment of the opening 45 minutes in Seattle behind them."We had one half of football where we weren't up to where we would like to be and where the opponent was probably better than us," Geria said."But we played three halves [including the Turkiye game] out of four where we've been up to a really, really high standard."We're in a really good position still