Sam Kerr loves big matches and has a track record to prove it. Her eyes light up as she discusses preparing for a third straight Women’s FA Cup final.
Sam Kerr loves big matches and has a track record to prove it.
“I love the pressure, I love the big games, I love being able to have a moment in the palm of your hands and be able to do something great.”adds that Wembley is her favourite stadium, and it is not hard to imagine why. She has played there three times for Chelsea, including 2020’s Women’s FA Community Shield and the past two Women’s FA Cup finals, and she’s scored four goals and celebrated lifting a trophy each time.
“My role in the team is to score and I have so much belief in the team that they will do anything to make me score.
“It’s been a bit crazy to think about it all, to be honest. I don’t think now, for me personally, is the time to reflect. I think [I’ll reflect] after this whole summer, after it’s all said and done. But it’s been an amazing journey to get here. Last year was amazing, and then this year is obviously probably going to be the biggest year of my career and my life and something I’ll remember forever.
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