SBS will now be broadcasting every match of the World Cup until the end of the tournament.

Next up, we’ve got some A-league transfer news with Sydney FC's Bobo reportedly having agreed to terms with Turkish side Alana-yasper - which would free-up cash for Adrian Mierzejewski.

Central Coast have signed former Reading defender Kalifa Cisse.The France-born 34-year-old, who earned five caps for Mali between 2008 and 2012, has signed a one-year deal with the Mariners as part of new coach Mike Mulvey's bid to restore last season's wooden spooners to their former glory.

A holding midfielder by trade, Cisse has more recently been deployed in central defence. After his spell with Reading and Bristol City, he has since completed stints at MLS club New England Revolution and English Championship side Derby County, before moving to Thailand's top flight for Bangkok United, Bangkok Glass and BEC Tero Sasana.

Aaron Mooy and Daniel Arzani could both be on the move, with interest from a number of European clubs.

Plus Knockout Cup Semi Final results from both NSW and Victoria.

The Socceroos who have lost their final group game against Peru 2 nil. It means Australia finish last in their group with France and Denmark progressing - after they drew nil all.

And Van Marwijk, who will stand down as Australia boss after their elimination from Group C, acknowledged that his side lacked the ability to convert chances into goal.

"We played against France, Denmark and Peru, in all three games we gave good performances and this team has really improved since the day I started working with them," van Marwijk said.

"We became better and better, but at the World Cup you can see for this team it is difficult to make goals at this level, because against France we were at least equal and against Denmark even better.

"But in all three games we couldn't make the difference in goals and that is something this squad misses at this level.

To the FFA Cup and the round of 32 draw has been conducted with plenty of exciting match ups.

After the weekend’s games we’ve had some movement in the TPO Rankings:

Adelaide City move up 2 spots to 14th

Blacktown slip 1 spot to 15th

Sydney Olympic up 2 spots to 16th

Avondale down 2 spots to 17th

Campbelltown City up 2 spots to 20th

Lions FC, Sydney United and Broadmeadow Magic all up 1 spot each to 22nd, 23rd and 24th respectively

And a big move down for Adelaide Comets, down 5 spots to 25 after their shock 2 nil loss to bottom of the table Sturt Lions - who moved up 12 spots in the rankings to 97th.

As always the full list of 362 clubs is available at tporankings.com

Adrian Mierzejewski's future at Sydney FC could be in doubt after the star midfielder hinted at a rift between himself and the A-League club.

The former Polish international signed a three-year deal with the Sky Blues last year and proved an immediate success, scoring 13 goals in 24 appearances and winning the Johnny Warren Medal.

There were some important fixtures played on Sunday in the National Premier Leagues around the country, let’s have a look at few of them.

In Victoria Heidelberg reclaimed top spot after beating Oakleigh Cannons 3-nil, while South Melbourne’s poor season continues with a 3-2 loss to Pascoe Vale. They sit in the play-off relegation spot.

To the Capital and Tigers FC upset third place Tuggeranong 3-1 while Canberra Olympic go top of the table after smashing Monaro Panthers 5 nil.

NNSW and the top of the table clash between Broadmeadow Magic and Edgeworth Eagles has ended in a nil all draw while 2nd bottom Lake Macquarie City upset Charlestown City Blues 3 nil and Adamstown Rosebud drew 2 all with Maitland FC.

NSW NPL Manly united drew 1 all with Blacktown City while APIA claimed an important 3 points with a 4-1 win over Rockdale City Suns.

All the important NPL results from around the country.

Heading into the game against Peru, van Marwijk said he will be eyeing the “last part of the puzzle”.

“I fully agree we should have won. Against France we also deserved more, I think. We have one point and we deserve four points from these two games. The last part of the puzzle is that we must make the difference by scoring one goal more than the opponent."

Such is the hype around Socceroos young gun Daniel Arzani that calls have grown for the 19-year-old to be elevated to Bert van Marwijk’s starting XI for the final Group C match against Peru.

Arzani impressed in his 22-minute cameo against the Danes, and supporters were left in awe of his efforts.

Van Marwijk has been clear on what Arzani’s role is in his squad: make an impact off the bench. But could that be set to change with one group game remaining?

In the Victorian NPL, Hume City have defeated Melbourne Knights 3-2 to move out of the relegation zone.

Essentially, the equation is this: win and hope.

The Socceroos' 1-1 draw with Denmark and France's 1-0 defeat of Peru ensures Les Bleus will be in the knockout stage and confirms Peru cannot continue on in Russia.

It leaves Denmark and Australia in a shootout to accompany France in the round of 16, with the Socceroos' World Cup hopes hanging by a thread.

Here is what Bert van Marwijk's side require to continue on in Russia past Tuesday's (Wednesday morning AEST) showdown in Sochi.

STEP A: AUSTRALIA DEFEAT PERU

A win over the South Americans would give Bert van Marwijk's team four points, drawing them level with Denmark.

STEP B: FRANCE DEFEAT DENMARK

Should the French clean sweep the group, they'll finish with nine points, and restrict Denmark to four points.

STEP C: TALLY THE GOALS

If the above results occur, Australia will qualify on goal difference with a win of more than one goal.

If Australia win by one, it will come down to how many goals Denmark lose to France by.

Today is all about the Socceroos as we prepare for the do or die clash with Denmark.

Given how well the Socceroos shaped up against France, it is likely that minimal changes will be made, although one potential switch could see Massimo Luongo come in for Mile Jedinak in order to create more attacking opportunities in a match where goals are necessary.

Yesterday’s report was the both Josh Risdon and Tomi Juric had missed a training session. The good news is that both completed a full training session today, so Bert van Marwijk has a full and complete group from which to make his selections.

It's a vital game for both sides. A win for Denmark will see them more or less assured of progress to the second stage. A win for Australia gives us a chance.

On a lighter note, the game against Denmark has an additional prize up for grabs, as it’s an Unofficial World Championship game.

Mile Jedinak is having to endure a waiting game to see if he's selected or not for the match against Denmark. Jedinak himself says he never takes selection for granted; it's something he fights for every day and which he treasures.

Two players, Josh Risdon and Tomi Juric, did not train with the squad today because of injury concerns. Risdon's rest was just "precautionary" while the Juric injury is a continuation of problems with his knee.

Santalab has left Western Sydney Wanderers, joining Perth Glory and reuniting with coach Tony Popovic.

Besart Berisha has reportedly left Melbourne Victory and is bound for Japan.

And James Donachie has also opted to leave the Melbourne Victory and the A-League after six years with Brisbane Roar and then Melbourne Victory. News Corp has reported that Donachie was being courted by K-League 1.