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Sam Kerr’s calf injury means her minutes are likely to be managed by Matildas medical staff for the duration of the month-long Women’s World Cup, according to physiotherapy and sports science experts.
The Matildas have announced the striker will miss the next match against Nigeria in a week, but may be available against Canada on 31 July.
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