Mark Schwarzer is one of the greatest goalkeepers Australia has ever produced — 109 caps, a Premier League career spanning two decades, and a front-row seat to some of football's most defining moments.

Recorded during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, we break down Australia's chances against Egypt, what it actually feels like to face a penalty shootout, and why he believes the current Socceroos squad might be the most exciting group of Australian footballers ever assembled.

We speak about:
• How Australia should set up tactically against Mo Salah and Egypt
• Why Kylian Mbappé appears to have more time on the ball than anyone else
• The psychology of penalty shootouts from a goalkeeper's perspective
• The infamous 2006 World Cup loss to Italy and Fabian Grosso's theatrical dive
• Growing up in Grose Wold and his path from Marconi FC to European football
• Football as the one sport that unites multicultural Australia
• The John Travolta story from the Uruguay qualifier dressing room