What’s next for the Socceroos at the FIFA World Cup™?

The Socceroos kept their hopes of a berth in the Round of 16 alive with their pulsating 1-1 draw against Denmark in Samara on Thursday night (AEST).

It was an excellent performance from Bert van Marwijk’s side, who were unlucky not to take all three points after dominating the chances, especially in the second half.

WRAP: Socceroos still alive after thrilling draw with Denmark

WATCH: Bert van Marwijk's Denmark post-match press conference

While their destiny is no longer in their own hands, Australia will head into their final match next Wednesday (midnight AEST live on SBS and Optus Sport), knowing a win could see them into the knockout phase.

Check out what’s ahead for Australia in their final match and how you can keep across it.

WHO?: Peru

CURRENT WORLD RANKING: 11

WHERE?: Fisht Stadium, Sochi

WHEN?: Wednesday, June 27, Kick-off midnight AEST

COVERAGE: From 11pm AEST on SBS and Optus Sport

HOW TO WATCH: Tune in LIVE on SBS or stream via The World Game website or the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ app as well as on Optus Sport.

Click here to find out how to watch LIVE on Optus Sport on your TV, mobile, tablet or computer.

Mile Jedinak scores against Denmark.
The Socceroos get around skipper Mile Jedinak after his penalty.

HISTORY: The Socceroos have never faced Peru at senior international level

COACH: Ricardo Gareca

STAR PLAYER: PAOLO GUERRERO

The veteran striker has endured controversy in the build-up to the tournament, having his drugs ban quashed to allow him to feature in Russia.

The 34-year-old, who plays his club football for Brazillian side Flamengo, is Peru’s all-time highest goalscorer with 34 goals in 9o appearances and is the nation’s talisman and their leader.

Guerrero nets brace
Peru skipper Paolo Guerrero