The Socceroos, under coach Graham Arnold, are seeking a strong response against Indonesia following a disappointing 1-0 loss to Bahrain in their World Cup qualifying campaign. Despite having 70% possession in that match, Australia managed only four shots on goal, leading to criticism of their creativity. Players, including defender Alessandro Circati, emphasize the importance of moving on and embracing the challenge of a hostile stadium environment in Jakarta, where they hope to improve their offensive play. Veteran Harry Souttar acknowledged the team's subpar performance but expressed confidence in their ability to bounce back. Indonesia enters the match with momentum after a surprising draw against Saudi Arabia, setting the stage for a competitive encounter. The Socceroos are determined to showcase their character and skill in front of a sellout crowd.