Australian superstar Samantha Kerr claims yet another award as Chelsea faces a crucial match in the chase for an historic double.
4 hours agoSam Kerr with her FWA women's player of the year trophy. The Aussie superstar is the first female player to win the award back-to-back.abc.net.au/news/sam-kerr-wins-fwa-footballer-of-the-year-2023/102395800Sam Kerr is one of sport's serial winners — but Australia's record-breaking soccer star never takes it for granted.
"I think to some people it might look easy, but every year it gets harder and harder to win the league," said Kerr, whose team needs to beat bottom-placed Reading on the final day on Saturday to seal the title again, although a draw will probably suffice. It is such a rare feat to win the FWA Footballer of the Year trophy in successive years that no woman has previously achieved it in the award's short history while, among the men, Thierry Henry and Cristiano Ronaldo are the only two to have done so in three quarters of a century.
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