- He was acquitted of racially aggravated harassment
- Is scheduled to return from the LCA injury in March
- Applauded teammates from the stands
Matildas captain, Sam Kerr, has returned to Kingsmeadow's house in Chelsea at the end of his dramatic week to see the champions of the female superliga take another crucial step towards the title with a late vital victory and late 2-1 2-1 About Everton.
Kerr, who was acquitted of racially aggravated harassment on Tuesday after a high -profile judicial case in London, has received a resounding support and confidence vote of the club.
Chelsea Chief, Sonia Bompastor, said Kerr on Thursday that Ker would not be disciplined by the club since her apology after the audience had been “enough.”
After also returning to training, Kerr, who is not yet enough to win a place in the team while continuing his long -term recovery of a LCA injury, took his place between the crowd on Sunday to see Chelsea Do a hard work of victory. That puts them back seven points in progress for a sixth consecutive title.
It was an afternoon when Kerr's goals seemed that it would have been very necessary for the work of work and waste work, after they were left behind in a goal by Kelly Gago for Everton, who without injuries, the midfielder of Matildas, Clare Wheeler.
But Colombia Mayra Ramírez was leveled in the 62nd minute before Chelsea finally prevailed three minutes in the additional time when the star of England Lauren James hit the winner.
Kerr, in the photo with his fiancé Kristie Mewis, was recently acquitted of racially aggravated harassment
The Matildas striker is back training with his chelsea teammates and waiting for a return to the field in March
He went to Chelsea yet in 40 points, with Manchester United, which beat the Fund of the Palace 3-1 Club, in 33 and the Arsenal in 30 after having attacked the old enemies Tottenham 5-0.
He tested a remarkable derby from northern London for the six Matildas in sight, with the Arsenal trio of Kyra Cooney-Cross, Caitlin Ford and Steph Cathery enjoying the rights of blushing.
The Central Defender of Australia, Clare Hunt, had a miserable time, scoring his own goal, diverting another blow beyond its owner of luck and being reserved to dirty the front of the Alessia Russo gunners.
Hunt's Calamitous afternoon began after 15 minutes when the Spurs tried to play from behind only to lose possession when a poor ball to Hayley Raso ended with the Australian end that slid and allowed the arsenal to recover.
Cooney-Cross took advantage of a beautiful cross when Russo advanced to Hunt, with his header looking at the defender's hip and the network.
Ford enjoyed free Roaming and established goals after the break for Frida Maanum, whose attack also owed a lot to a great deflection of the misforturate hunting and Russo.
Mariona Caldentey had fired Arsenal's second at home when her first shot recovered from Hunt and her path again, while Emily Fox scored a fifth in the 90th minute.
To end the week when he turned 22, Mary Fowler's impressive form continued for Manchester City, since the song's soldiers set two goals for striker Star Bunny Shaw in the 4-0 victory over Liverpool. There are three goals and four assists for Fowler in their last four WSL games.
But it was the return to goal of his teammate Shaw that proved to be the most important moment of the game.
For the Jamaican he scored his first goal by giving a greeting of 'Black Power', raising a single fist at high while looking at the field, in a powerful and brave response to racist abuse that had devastated her after the city's defeat against the city before the Arsenal last month.