Harry Souttar has to duck slightly to enter the media zone where a gaggle of journalists are waiting, recorders already whirring.
At 198cm – one of the tallest players at this World Cup – the Socceroos centre-back is a dizzying presence in this small room. His standard-issue Australia tracksuit pants don't even reach his ankles. It would not be surprising if he had his own atmosphere.
It's one of the few opportunities to get a physical sense of what Tunisia's players experienced on Wednesday in Al-Wakrah — this impervious break-wall of a man against which the white tide of their attack crashed over and over before ebbing away in defeat.
