Matildas vice-captain Steph Catley said Saturday's Asian Cup final against Japan is not "mission impossible" despite the Japanese team's dominant tournament performance with 28 goals scored and one conceded. Australia will face Japan at Sydney's Stadium Australia on Saturday night, with Catley expressing confidence in the team's defensive capabilities built through narrow victories in previous rounds.
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Matildas vice-captain Steph Catley said Saturday's Asian Cup final against Japan is not "mission impossible" despite the Japanese team's dominant tournament performance with 28 goals scored and one conceded. Australia will face Japan at Sydney's Stadium Australia on Saturday night, with Catley expressing confidence in the team's defensive capabilities built through narrow victories in previous rounds.