Australian superstar Sam Kerr has revealed she will take to the field in the Matildas' round of 16 match against Denmark despite spending time on the sideline with a calf injury. 9News
Sam Kerr speaks to a 9News reporter at Sydney Airport ahead of the Matildas' round of 16 match against Denmark. in training the day before the team's opening match against the Republic of Ireland.
The Chelsea gun was listed on the bench for Australia's final group match against Canada, but did not warm up and was not needed as the Matildas sent the reigning Olympic champions packing.Observed with a ball at her feet, it was the strongest indication yet that Kerr would be fit to take on Denmark.
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