Football Australia has said it "will reflect" with Sam Kerr after she was found not guilty of causing racially aggravated harassment by calling a police officer "stupid and white".

Football Australia will remind Sam Kerr of the “behavioural standards” expected of national team players after the Matildas star was found not guilty of racially aggravated harassment of a police officer.

Despite Sam Kerr being found not guilty of the racially aggravated harassment, the case has ramifications for her and the law.

The 31-year-old who is one of the world's top female strikers had denied one count of racially aggravated harassment.

A jury retired to consider its verdicts on Monday in the trial of Australia and Chelsea forward Sam Kerr, who denies a charge of causing racially aggravated harassment.

The worst week of Sam Kerr’s life is now over. But there are sure to be more ramifications to come. On Tuesday, a jury found the Chelsea and Australia striker not guilty of racially aggravated harassment after she called Police Constable Stephen Lovell “f------ stupid and white”.

Sam Kerr will always be remembered as one of the greatest women's players to grace the game, but one drunken night out in London has cast a shadow over the Australian superstar's reputation. "Kerr discovers one drunken night has more impact than all those brilliant goals,