Sam Kerr's final match for Chelsea was a glorious send-off, capping off a stellar six-and-a-half-year career with a virtuoso goal against Manchester United. The Matildas skipper's 115th goal for the club tied her with Fran Kirby, marking a fitting end to her time at Stamford Bridge. The 32-year-old's achievements include five Women's Super League titles, three FA Cups, and three League Cups, as well as twice being crowned the WSL top scorer. Her final match was a celebration of her impact, with a standing ovation from fans and players alike, even from the opposing team. Kerr's goal, a volley in the 34th minute, was a testament to her skill and instinct. It secured a 1-0 win for Chelsea, ensuring their place in the Champions League qualifiers next season. The match also marked the farewell of English teammate Millie Bright, a 20-trophy veteran with the club. Kerr's emotional day was made even more special by the presence of her one-year-old son Jagger, born in Chelsea, and her family. The Australian striker's future plans remain uncertain, with speculation about her next move in the NWSL in the US, where her wife, Kristie Mewis, is from. Kerr's farewell message to the fans was a heartfelt reminder of her dedication and the memories she's made with them. Her goal-scoring prowess and impact on the team's success have solidified her place as one of the club's all-time greats, leaving a lasting legacy at Chelsea.
