Shelley Kerr will not change goalposts after Scotland's win over BrazilShelley Kerr's Scotland beat Brazil Women, who are 10 places ahead of them in the world rankingsShelley Kerr has shot down suggestions Scotland can consider themselves dark horses for the World Cup despite their historic win over Brazil. Scotland captain Kim Little has been key to Arsenal Women's WSL title charge this season scoring eight and assisting five goals"I don't think we're dark horses," she said. They then open the World Cup by playing England Women in Nice on June 9. "I won't allow them to do that but the girls are also fantastic at having self-awareness about where they are at as a national team. With players dotted around the WSL and SWSL Kerr believes that will be beneficial in the nation's first appearance at a Women's World Cup.

Source: Sky sports April 10, 2019 16:18 UTC