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  • These girls have six appeal0

    Chelsea Women put six past Sarajevo in the Women’s Champions League at Kingsmeadow to emphatically advance into the Round of 16. On a mild, moonlit evening they rediscovered the joy of scoring – an immense relief to manager Emma Hayes who, after three successive 0-0 draws in the domestic league, was starting to wonder why

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  • Goalless contagion!0

      The goals have dried up for Chelsea Women… and now the problem has spread to the men as well. While the Blues men were drawing 0-0 with West Ham at the London Stadium, the women were drawing 0-0 against Everton at Southport’s ground. Goallessness is, it seems, contagious. It means that Chelsea Women have

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  • Ramona’s eye for goal0

      She’s the most likely player to break Chelsea Women’s goalless run when the Blues travel to Liverpool to face Everton Ladies at the Merseyrail community stadium on Sunday afternoon. Ramona Bachmann tops the official FA Women’s Super League statistics for shots on target (seven), but has still yet to score. By contrast, Arsenal’s Vivienne

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  • Yellow sub routine0

    Sometimes it just isn’t thrilling. Chelsea did a workmanlike job in Greece against PAOK Salonika, but the 1-0 win wasn’t in the ‘convincing’ bracket, and while the Blues dominated most of the match, the failure to score a second goal led to an edgy last 15 minutes. Worse, Pedro – a lively spark in the

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  • All we are saying…0

        …is give us a goal! To finish one league match goalless is unfortunate. To complete two on the trot without score smacks of carelessness. Manager Emma Hayes put on a brave face after Chelsea Women drew 0-0 with Bristol City, but there’s a worry that the tidal wave of games over the next

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  • 28-0 result eclipses Blues0

      Chelsea Women were well satisfied with their 4-0 Conti Cup victory away to Palace, but newly formed women’s team Benfica rather eclipsed the tally at the weekend. Benfica were only set up at the end of 2017 (hence having to start in the second tier of Portuguese football, much like Manchester United in the

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