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FIFA Women’s World Cup: A fellow Matildas striker doesn’t think Sam Kerr should start against France

Two greats of international football believe Sam Kerr must start Australia’s quarterfinal showdown with France, but a fellow Matilda says it would be a “silly” move.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright and former Socceroo Craig Foster both labelled Kerr “the best No. 9 in the world” and critical to the team’s hopes on Saturday night.

Following their round of 16 win over Denmark on Monday, the Matildas are one win away from their best ever World Cup result, a potential semi-final berth on home soil.

Kerr was brought back from her highly publicised calf injury with 10 minutes remaining against the Danes.

While Wright and Foster are now keen for Kerr to play as many minutes as possible, a fellow striker was adamant she should not be brought back into the starting line-up for Saturday’s crunch match.

Emily Gielnik, who was unlucky to miss out on the final 23-player World Cup squad, feels…

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