AFC Women's Asian Cup
Australia’s 1-0 defeat to Japan in the final on Saturday did not take away a standout campaign for the 31-year-old.
"I'm happy to have contributed to the team but it's hard to enjoy right now, but I'll look back on it as a moment to be proud of.
"The support has been amazing over the last few years, and today we really felt the crowd behind us, especially in the last 10 to 15 minutes of the game.
"I think we showed a lot of heart and played one of the best games in the tournament and will hopefully build on that in the future."
"The support has been amazing over the last few years, and today we really felt the crowd behind us, especially in the last 10 to 15 minutes of the game.
"I think we showed a lot of heart and played one of the best games in the tournament and will hopefully build on that in the future."
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Scoring five goals - including the crucial opener in the semi-final against China PR - Kennedy excelled in the holding midfield role for the Matildas.
In the final, the London City Lionesses player kept Japan’s usual slick passing game to a minimum with Australia only narrowly missing out on a second title.
In the final, the London City Lionesses player kept Japan’s usual slick passing game to a minimum with Australia only narrowly missing out on a second title.
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