Young Socceroos to try to salvage U/20 World Cup tournament with win in final group match against Turkey Young Socceroos midfielder Josh Brillante discusses his side's chances of progression through the U20 World Cup in Turkey. Australia's Jamie McLaren competes with El Salvador's Kevin Batahona in their second group match at the U/20 World Cup. YOUNG Socceroos coach Paul Okon has vowed that his side will go for broke against hosts Turkey in their final group match of the U20 World Cup. With just one point after two games Australia will enter the Trabzonspor cauldron needing a win to secure a spot in the round of 16 while Turkey will also be chasing three points after its 1-0 loss to Colombia. Qualifying stars Corey Gameiro and Ryan Williams are pushing for selection having looked lively after coming on in the 2-1 loss to El Salvador with Okon going with the same XI for both games. Gameiro has been hampered by an ankle injury and hasn't been able to train fully while Williams lost his spot to World Cup bolter Andrew Hoole of Newcastle Jets. "There could be some changes, we'll analyse Turkey's last two games and then decide the personnel from there," Okon said. Any personnel changes won't have anything to do with the El Salvador game. At the start of the World Cup we knew we'd have to have a minimum of one win if we wanted to qualify, we came close in the first game but in the second we weren't. Now we're left with no other choice but to beat Turkey in their own backyard. It's a massive challenge, the players wanted this challenge so there's no complaints, no matter what we'll try to win. What will be important is scoring early. We can't focus on the result because we know we need to win, the players have to focus on their jobs and a performance similar to Colombia. This is it, we've got 90 minutes and we've got to go for it. The players and coaching staff enjoyed a rare night out of the team hotel, enjoying dinner in the historic port city of Trabzon last night, but today the focus shifts solely on the Turkey match. Hamburg's Hakan Calhanoglu and Fenerbahce's Salih Ucan starred as Turkey mauled El Salvador 3-0 in the opener before Colombian star Joan Quintero consigned them to a 1-0 loss in Rize. "We had a meal out of the hotel together just to get out and relax a bit and the mood is quite good," Okon said. You could pull out 3000 things from the last game but it isn't important because the next game is completely different and we need to make sure we're prepared for what Turkey throw at us, whether they decide to sit back or come at us.