"You move them. Jack and Ollie finish it."
Demien looked once at the tactical board before standing, Baccus and Irvine still marked tight on England's right, Grealish and Watkins already shifted toward the opposite spaces.
He understood it without needing it said twice — Southgate didn't want another central combination through the middle, he wanted the whole Australian block dragged one way until the other side cracked open.
His ankle still carried a dull ache from Baccus's first-half challenge, but when he jogged the first few steps back onto the pitch, nothing held him back.
Australia came out with Baccus still in midfield despite the yellow, talking fast with Irvine and pointing back toward Demien — the message plain enough even from a distance: Baccus couldn't attack every touch recklessly anymore, so Irvine would have to start closing earlier the moment Demien turned.
Australia kicked long toward Duke to start the half.
