On a chilly night in her Kingsmeadow kingdom, Sam Kerr watched another Chelsea super show while wrapped up on the sidelines and must have wondered how she will get back into the rampant champions' team when she's fit again.
Slowly recuperating from her torn ACL and determined not to rush her comeback, Kerr will, like the rest of the Chelsea faithful, have savoured an electric performance from Swedish ace Johanna Rytting Kaneryd in a 5-2 demolition of Tottenham on Sunday evening.
But it was another example of just how comfortably Chelsea, under their new French manager Sonia Bompastor, are thriving without their long-time key Australian striker and even their injured England superstar Lauren James.
