Australia goalkeeper Mathew Ryan is keen to avoid a repeat of his side's away loss to Jordan when the Socceroos play host in AFC World Cup qualifying on Tuesday.
The Socceroos top Group B and need just a point from the game to win their group and advance to the third round, with only the four best runners-up set to join the winners.
"They did the job on us in the first game in Jordan. It doesn't sit well with us, no matter who we're playing when we don't get the results and not doing what we set out to do," the Valencia keeper said.
"They will be a very difficult opponent, with the respect to all the other teams, the most difficult team in the group.
"We're hoping for a packed out stadium here to finish our campaign off in this stage in the best possible way with some momentum for games coming up against England and Greece and the qualifiers after that."
"He has a very good reputation for [galvanising his teams] and he’s a very well-known coach," Milligan said on Saturday.
"But we've been very good at home over the last few years especially and I really do believe if we're disciplined, stick to our structure and do what's asked for us we'll be ok.
"Being at home, if we start with a high intensity, we’ll control the match from there."
"We know it's going to be a much tougher game in Australia, we understand that," Redknapp said on arrival at Sydney Airport.
"It's got the makings of a real good game. We need to win, so we've got to be going for it.
"We'll have to start well because there'll be a big crowd, great atmosphere.
"And we've got to make sure we come out as ready as we were to compete [against Bangladesh] and play the way we played."
