Two days before a match that will decide its future at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, Canada exuded calm.
That despite news from Brisbane that Australia striker Sam Kerr is fit to play against the Canadians in Monday’s Group B finale at Melbourne Rectangular Stadium.
Just what role Kerr may play in the game is up in the air, with the Chelsea star saying she was “definitely going to be available, but how we decide to use that is not to be given to the opposition.”
Still the mood in Canada’s camp was upbeat and positive.
“We’re ready to go. We’re excited,” midfielder Julia
