Australia has no room for poor performances as they prepare to face Egypt in their World Cup Round of 32 match in Dallas.Stay across the latest news, analysis and features from the 2026 FIFA World Cup here.The Socceroos have never won a knockout stage match at the World Cup, but wing-back Jordy Bos is confident his teammates are prepared."In the group stages, if you lost the game or if you didn't win, then you still have another chance the next week," he said."For the knockouts, there's no second chances."I think it's going into this game like there is no tomorrow because, if we lose, there is no tomorrow."I feel like the boys during the group stages were already in that mindset Not much changes there."Australia's bright start to the tournament — a 2-0 win over Türkiye — has given way to two goalless games, including the loss to the USA.Bos is confident his side will find a way to score."I think the goals will come