FC St. Pauli midfielder Connor Metcalfe is in high demand. The 26-year-old scored in Australia's first group stage match against Turkey, making him a World Cup hero. Metcalfe talks about his experiences in the Socceroos' tournament quarters in Oakland and reveals his hidden talent. The Australians are based in the Oakland Roots/Soul Training Facility, right on the San Francisco Bay. Metcalfe describes the atmosphere as very relaxed and admits that he enjoys playing table tennis. He is considered the best in the team and has even helped former Bundesliga pro Matthew Leckie improve his skills. Next up for Australia is a match against hosts USA on Friday. Metcalfe is confident that his teammate Jackson Irvine plays a crucial role in the Australians' success. Irvine is a very competitive type and always wants to win, no matter what game it is. Metcalfe is convinced that this is good for the team and helps them on the pitch. The FC St. Pauli captain is playing in his third World Cup after 2018 and 2022 and is an important part of the Australian team. Metcalfe is proud of his performance and hopes that the Australians will continue to be successful. The team's training facility is much smaller than FC St. Pauli's training ground, but Metcalfe is sure that this does not affect their performance. He is focused on the upcoming match and is confident that the Australians can win. With players like Irvine and Metcalfe, the team has a good chance of succeeding in the tournament.