A Mug's Guide to tonight's World Cup qualifier between the Socceroos and Jordan As the vital World Cup Qualifier against Jordan approaches relive all the highs and lows from the campaign so far. Will we see more of this tonight against Jordan? Tune in to find out. Watch a full replay of tonight's game on News+ websites (Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph and Courier-Mail) an hour after the final whistle EVERYTHING you need to know about tonight's crucial World Cup qualifier between Australia and Jordan at Etihad Stadium. A victory tonight would mean we'll probably only need a draw against Iraq on June 18 to seal a top two spot and a ticket to Brazil. Finishing second in our pool is most likely out of the question if we lose, but we can still finish third and move through to a do-or-die playoff series against the third-placed team in the other Asian pool. The winner of that playoff would take on the fifth-placed South American team for a Brazil berth. Yikes. Let's just win tonight. Will this series of qualifiers be the collective moment that Australia finally emerges from the Harry Kewell-Tim Cahill era? Tommy Oar might have something to say about that. Oar scored his first of what will be many goals in the green and gold last week against Japan, and at just 21 years old, he's the future of this side. You couldn't possibly have seen enough of that goal, so we've stuck it below for your enjoyment, along with all the other Aussie goals so far on the road to (fingers crossed) Brazil. Throw in former Brisbane Roar and Melbourne Victory gun Robbie Kruse, who is set to become a bona fide European star with German team Bayer Leverkusen, and there's the genesis of the side we'll be taping our eyelids open to watch in Brazil. Things couldn't have gone worse for our boys in September last year. Well and truly touched up by the Jordanians after conceding a penalty - and subsequent goal - early in the second half before Amer Deeb put the result beyond doubt in the 73rd minute, the only consolation was an Archie Thompson goal in the dying minutes. And there were worrying signs post-game, with coach Holger Osieck seemingly at a loss to explain why his team was so damn ordinary. We played a lot of long balls and I don't know why that happened. There was not enough movement in midfield. It was definitely a very poor showing in the first half," he said. The pain of defeat hits home for the Socceroos after conceding a second goal against Jordan last year. Compared to the Brits, our football chants ... well ... don't really compare. But if tame is your game, supporter group Terrace Australis have a few ditties you can join in with during tonight's game. The group pays tribute to Australia's 1974 World Cup side by singing: "Johnny Warren Told You So, Olé, olé, olé. Johnny Warren Told You So, Olé, olé, olé" at the 74-minute mark of every match. Check out their full repertoire here. Look for a bloke up front named Ahmad Hayel. The 29-year-old has scored 12 times in 68 games for Jordan and has the pace to trouble Lucas Neill and the Socceroos' ageing defence. Don't believe us? Check out the video above. The Aussies are at super short odds to turn the tables on the Jordanians. TAB has the Socceroos at $1.30 for the win, with $5.35 for the draw and Jordan at $8. If you reckon the visitors won't like Melbourne's chill, there are tasty odds around for the Aussies to win 1-0 or 2-0. You can have either option for $5.50. Join our live chat tonight ahead of the 7pm AEST kick-off, and then watch the replay in full on News+ sites (Herald Sun, Daily Telegraph and Courier-Mail) an hour after the match. The match will also be broadcast live on Fox Sports 1, with build-up coverage starting at 6pm AEST.