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  • Just one point now needed…0

    Eni Aluko’s second-half goal, which gave Chelsea Ladies the cushion they needed against a tenacious Sunderland Ladies team at Kingsmeadow on a rain-soaked Saturday night, means just one point is needed from the remaining two league games of the season to guarantee the title. Assistant manager Paul Green is taking nothing for granted, but the

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  • Meet the ambassador!0

    Expect trayfuls of Ferrero Rocher chocolates when you next visit Kingsmeadow… Chelsea Ladies captain Katie Chapman has announced her retirement, and is becoming one of the club’s most high-profile ambassadors. Despite apparently wavering about whether to hang up her boots following the Chelsea Ladies’ Women’s FA Cup triumph at Wembley, when Katie picked up her

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  • Ladies leave it late

    Ladies leave it late0

    A late late winner from Erin Cuthbert earned Chelsea three vital points against Birmingham at Kingsmeadow as they continue their quest for a league and cup double… and the delight on the faces of club captain Katie Chapman and sons Riley, 9, and Zachary, 4, is plain to see! Birmingham had almost secured a point

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  • The frustration of desperation

    The frustration of desperation0

    Sometimes it’s easy to forget that desperation is every bit as powerful a driver as ambition. Huddersfield Town came to Stamford Bridge in dire straits on the edge of the drop zone, and left with a point that means jobs are safe, salaries are secure, fans have salvaged survival from the jaws of disaster, and

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  • Blues creating history

    Blues creating history0

    There’s always something special about beating Liverpool, and it has a lot to do with the Reds’ superiority complex. While Scousers bleat on about other clubs not having any history, the irony seems to be lost that a glittering past can actually be a millstone round the neck; a golden backstory that merely serves to

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  • Ladies win the FA Cup

    Ladies win the FA Cup0

    In front of a record crowd for a Women’s FA Cup final, Chelsea Ladies triumphed over Arsenal to lift the trophy. The 3-1 win was a fair result, with the Blues superior to the Gunners in almost every department. Cheered on by a Mexican wave-crazy crowd of 45,423 – average age about 16 – a

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