Job not yet done, says Schwarzer Mark Schwarzer does not want his teammates to take any chances. Socceroos goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer has warned his Australian teammates to get over the euphoria of smashing Jordan 4-0 at Etihad Stadium on Tuesday night, saying the task of getting to Brazil is "only half done." The splendid performance now means the Socceroos need only to defeat Iraq at ANZ Stadium next Tuesday to qualify for their third successive World Cup. They can be caught only by Oman, who would need to defeat Jordan at home and have Iraq draw with or defeat the Socceroos earlier in the evening. Jordan's goal difference (minus 10, some 14 goals behind that of the Socceroos) rules it out of top-two calculations. But it could still slip into third place, which would qualify it for an intercontinental play-off. That same play-off is exactly where Australia will end up if everything goes wrong next week - an unlikely scenario. However, Schwarzer does not want his teammates to take any chances, which is why he and captain Lucas Neill called the players together as soon as they returned to the dressing room after the match. "The performance was there again, we backed it up from Japan and we got the result that we needed," Schwarzer said. It was a feeling of satisfaction, of course, and we celebrated for about five minutes after the game and that was it, because we know it means nothing if we don't go out and win next week. This whole week leading up to the Iraq game is vital for us. Destiny is in our hands and the job is only half done. The full focus is about making sure everyone recovers well and is ready for next week. Schwarzer was particularly pleased at seeing Mark Bresciano get the Socceroos away to a fast start, which has not always been the case in recent times. "Other than against Japan, we've always conceded first," Schwarzer said. '