Harry Kewell

And that would have been nicer, but, you know, like all, we like to make a little bit of drama, and we wanted to do it.

And, you know, that's...

One of my greatest images from that game is when John Aloisi scores the goal.

And it's one of my favorite pitches of all time is you've got my Australian team running and I'm at the back just holding my hands up like that.

And people go, oh, is that something that you planned and did it?

No.

I couldn't move.

Like I was gone.

I couldn't like – I was cramping.

I gave everything within that game and I couldn't move.

But I had the chance –

to see everyone's reaction from the fans.

And I think this is the most important thing because even though the fans are important, I didn't realize how important they are because when COVID hit, football just wasn't the same.

It just wasn't the same.

So fans really do make a difference.

They make the game.

They live and breathe the game and they're watching a live performance by teams that they love, players that they love.

And this is like something that you can give back to them in these moments and you can share it.

And I saw it in that moment.

I saw every single person jump for joy in that stadium that night, which was excellent.