The Matildas’ victory came in the first leg of a play-off against the South-East Asian side. It was a home match for Kerr who scored twice, the second goal from the penalty spot.Her first opened the scoring on 10 minutes when she headed home from close-range and her captain’s performance continued with the fifth goal 10 minutes from time when her firmly struck penalty went in off the underside of the bar.Australia can seal their place at the Tokyo Olympics in the summer when the second leg is played on Wednesday.Ji So-Yun and South Korea were due to take part in an Olympics play-off too but that has been postponed until June due to coronavirus concerns.Sophie Ingle captained Wales to a 2-0 friendly win over Estonia in Wrexham and Ramona Bachmann wore the armband for Switzerland in a 1-1 draw against Austria in a friendly held in Spain.