AFLW star and professional boxer Tayla Harris believes the Matildas' 'skills, stories and heroics' will inspire young aspiring athletes when they see them in action at the FIFA Women's World Cup next month.
Australia and New Zealand are hosting the competition next month in what will be the biggest female sporting event ever held Down Under.
AFLW star Tayla Harris is a Beyond Greatness Champion helping to promote the FIFA Women's World Cup. Picture: Michael Klein She said the outfit was a nod to Kerr - who will pass 120 international caps at the FIFA Women's World Cup - and her ability to inspire girls to reach their potential as athletes.
The network took the photo down in response to the comments leading Kerr and many AFL and AFLW stars to slam Seven for its move.
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