Australia set a record following its narrow win against Tunisia in the FIFA World Cup match played on Saturday, November 26.
A goal from Mitchel Duke earned the Socceroos' first FIFA World Cup win in over 12 years.
Duke netted the only goal of the match against Tunisia played at Al Janoub in Qatar breaking the 12-year wait for the World Cup goal.
The win raised Australia's hope of proceeding to the next round of the World Cup competition.
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Australia had never led in their last 17 World Cup matches before Tunisia.
The win also ended their seven-match winless run at the international level.
A spirited performance from Australia's defence and goalkeeper helped the team keep a clean sheet which was the country’s second in the World Cup tournaments.
Their first clean sheet was against Chile on June 22, 1974.
Duke, who was the man of the match attributed the win to their team's performance.
"Honestly, I would go to war with these boys. A huge shift by the lads, keeping the clean sheet and getting the result. We fought till the end everyone gave 110 percent and that's all you can ask for,” Duke stated.
Manchester United and Tunisia midfielder Hannibal Mejbri who was an unused substitute noted that his nation must win against the reigning world Champions, France.
Tunisia will play France in their final Group D match on Wednesday, November 30.
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