1. What is a Penalty Shootout?

A penalty shootout occurs when no winner can be decided within regulation time or extra time in a game. Each team nominates five players to take penalties on their behalf against the opposing team's goalkeeper from a fixed distance of twelve yards away from the net. The team that scores more penalties after five rounds advances to win the match.

2. Why did Australia play Peru?

Both teams were placed in Group C following qualification for the tournament; they played as part of a round-robin format where each team played one another once over three games.

3. Why was there so much controversy surrounding the disallowed goal?

During the first half of play, Australian midfielder Tom Rogic scored what he thought would be an equalizer for his side before it was ruled offside by VAR (video assistant referee). While many Australian fans were outraged by this decision, replays showed that the call was accurate—much to their chagrin.

4. What happened during extra time?

Extra time occurs after 90 minutes of play and is an additional thirty-minute period divided into two halves. In this match, neither side scored any goals during extra time period six yellow cards were shown throughout both regular and extra-time periods reflecting an intense competition between both sides.

5.What did Rogic say about his performance on social media after receiving criticism from fans?

After facing criticism online following his rival displays in two out of three matches playing for Australia during World Cup group stages especially against Denmark & Peru midfielder Tom Rogic, responded to critics by stating that he takes collective responsibility with his team when they don't succeed but also pledged to keep working hard and focused on the upcoming fixtures.