That's it. Australia showed it meant business against highly-ranked Denmark, and the match was arguably there for the taking, but the Socceroos only emerge from this match with a single point. Our fate is not in our hands and we'll really be hoping France do us a big favour against Peru later tonight.
Matthew Leckie was absolutely superb tonight. He's come on in leaps and bounds since 2014 and was our man of the match by a country mile. Tom Rogic and Aaron Mooy looked good in parts, and Daniel Arzani lit up the show late on, showing there's smoke where there's hyped-up fire.
There's another Aussie huddle on the pitch after the full-time whistle. I love these boys so, so much. They've done us so proud in Russia, BUT THIS IS NOT DONE YET. There's quite a bit of maths to work out exactly how we're going through to the next stage (and we'll have a handy explainer up for our beloved readers some time in the morning), but this team has shown us exactly what we were hoping for heading into a difficult group.
We need France to do us a solid - and on paper they should account for Peru comfortably enough. There's a spirit in this team that I'm proud to identify with, and I'm sure many of you in your thousands share that sentiment. Let's see how France v Peru plays out at 4:00am (AEST), and we go from there.
WELL PLAYED, SOCCEROOS. We'll have a full match report live soon, and analysis to follow. I'm James Maasdorp, happy to have brought you what was, objectively, a brilliant match. We'll catch you in the live blogging world for the Peru match next week. BIG LOVE.
Mile Jedinak is having a word.
"Again, you know, leading, just a continuation of the last game, obviously the result was different this time. We were maybe unlucky not to get all three points but very proud. We are still in it, we still have a chance and we will hold on to that and we will go again.
"Although it was a slow start from us, we put ourselves under pressure by giving some free kicks and stuff close to the area but we, you know, we got ourselves back in the game and like you said you felt in control but always knew they were a threat. We restricted them to limited opportunities. If it weren't for a little bit of luck, we might have had another one.
"We have to have that belief. If anything, with this group, we know we have belief, we have that in abundance and we'll continue to believe until that final whistle, come next week."
Socceroos coach Bert van Marwijk says Australia should have four points after two games, not one.
"You know, the disappointment is actually, after two games we should have had four points. We deserved it. We played very well, against the number 12 in the world. So we can be proud again and we didn't lose but we had chances also to win, so yeah.
"I think the first part of the game we were not convinced that you can easily play against them and after 15, 20 minutes, they saw the solution and you see, from that moment, we controlled the game.
"They were afraid of us. And, especially in the second half. We were not lucky, also. Normally you score at least one goal."
90'+3': Juric can't force a corner as Schmeichel pumps another goal kick. That's probably that?
90'+2: Schmeichel pumps it long into the Australian box. Behich is forced to nod the ball behind on the second attempt to concede a corner.
SHOT BY BRAITHWAITE! Saved by Ryan, who pumps it long!
90'1+: Three minutes of added time to play!
90': Arzani running at the Danish centre-backs! FOUL???? NO! Brought off balance but the ref wants nothing to do with it.
NOW ERIKSEN HAS A POP FROM OUTSIDE THE BOX! Wide! A scare for Australia!
89': TWO AUSTRALIAN CHANCES! The Socceroos counter through Behich who finds Arzani in the box, but his finessed finish is palmed away by Schmeichel! Now Leckie has a pop, but it's straight at the keeper!
88': Terrible cross! Denmark putting all sorts of possession pressure deep in Australian territory, but Delaney overhits the cross for a throw in.
87': GULP! Sisto is bringing out all the tricks to get past two Socceroos defenders! It's just about hacked clear!
85': Irvine fouled on the touchline near the half-way line. Sisto is given a yellow card for his trouble, too.
84': Leckie wins a corner off the boot of a Danish defender ... wait, WHAT???? The ref and his linesman rule it as a goal kick. Jedinak is having words. OUTRAGE.
83': Long ball forward to Cornelius makes for an easy save for Mat Ryan.
SUBSTITUTION: Australia's last sub sees Rogic replaced by Jackson Irvine.