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Sam Kerr’s success with Chelsea in England proves she’s elite, but can she repeat it with the Matildas? – ABC News
Samantha Kerr is football’s apex predator who has now proved herself on three continents. But can she translate that success to the national team, asks Dan Colasimone….
Aside from when she’s galloping into open space on a counter-attack or leaping unreasonably high for headers, Sam Kerr doesn’t actually score that many great goals.
She shares that trait with some of football’s all-time great strikers.
So many of her goals are poked, tapped or casually slid in, that is seems such a simple exercise. And she misses her fair share of chances too.
But the point is there are: So. Many. Goals.
And the simplicity of them is not a product of fortune or being part of the…
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