Kerr in, but several Matildas stars not part of squad for FIFA Series
Sam Kerr has been named, but the Matildas will be missing a number of their other big guns when they travel to Kenya for the team's maiden FIFA Series in April.
Kerr in, but several Matildas stars not part of squad for FIFA Series
Sam Kerr has been named, but the Matildas will be missing a number of their other big guns when they travel to Kenya for the team's maiden FIFA Series in April.
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