Chelsea confirms no action against Kerr after acquittal
Chelsea confirms no action against Kerr after acquittal

Chelsea confirms no action against Kerr after acquittal

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Sam Kerr was found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment by a jury at Kingston Crown Court in London, stemming from an incident on January 30, 2023, where she called a police officer 'stupid and white.' Following the verdict, Kerr expressed regret for her words but maintained that she did not intend any harm. Chelsea Women's manager Sonia Bompastor confirmed that the club will not impose any disciplinary action against Kerr, stating that her apology was sufficient. Bompastor expressed happiness for Kerr, citing the challenges she faced during the trial and her support for the player throughout the ordeal. As Kerr continues her rehabilitation from a knee injury, Bompastor noted that a precise timeframe for her return to competitive play remains uncertain. Football Australia has also welcomed the verdict and plans to discuss the situation with Kerr to reflect on learnings.

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