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Women’s FA Cup talking points: Kerr shows the way and Liverpool resurgence continues

The Guardian Monday 2 March 2026
Sam Kerr is ready for business end of season, Chatham’s goalkeeper made to work and Kim Little continues to shineIt has not been the easiest season for Sam Kerr. After missing 20 months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury, she has had her time limited to just a handful of starts across all competition – mainly the cups. She may not have scored the winner that sent Chelsea through to the Women’s FA Cup quarter-finals but her goal that gave the Blues the lead against Manchester United felt almost inevitable. Within six minutes of entering the pitch, the Australian produced...
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