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  • Spence keen to lift cups

    Spence keen to lift cups0

    Chelsea manager Emma Hayes may turn to Drew Spence, one of her most trusted foot soldiers, to beef up the firepower for tonight’s Conti Cup semi-final game against Manchester United, writes Jane Grove. The match kicks off at 7.30pm at Leigh Sports Village, the home of Manchester United Women. Spence, who has been at the

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  • Mitigating the risks

    Mitigating the risks0

    “Come on ref, it’s late every time,” appealed 16-year-old Blues striker Emily Murphy as she was clattered by a Charlton defender, writes Jane Grove. “You just got stuck on the beach,” retorted the jovial Robert Massey-Ellis who had been joshing with the players during the fourth round FA Cup tie at the Addicks’ Oakwood ground.

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  • Double Red trouble

    Double Red trouble0

    If Liverpool manage to overcome Shrewsbury Town at Anfield in their 4th round FA Cup replay, a double dose of Blues v Reds is looming in the 5th round. Chelsea Women have been drawn at home to Liverpool Women (the picture is from the teams’ meeting in the autumn), while Chelsea’s men have an identical

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  • Blues’ semi is free to view

    Blues’ semi is free to view0

    Chelsea fans who can’t make it to Manchester on Wednesday for the semi-final of the Conti Cup against United will be able to watch the game for free. The FA has confirmed that both the Women’s Continental Tyres League Cup semis will be broadcast live on the FA Player. The Blues reached the semi-final after

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  • Blues breeze past Charlton

    Blues breeze past Charlton0

    Chelsea breezed past Charlton at The Oakwood to be in the hat for Monday’s draw for the Women’s FA Cup 5th round, with teen striker Emily Murphy scoring a brace, writes Jane Grove. Also netting twice, the evergreen Drew Spence, as the Blues began this season’s FA Cup campaign in style. There was time at

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  • Hayes trusts her teens

    Hayes trusts her teens0

    It wasn’t until the final minute of the first half that Chelsea’s travelling supporters had something to celebrate as Drew Spence slotted the ball past Charlton’s goalie Katie Startup to open the Blues’ account in the fourth round of the FA Cup at The Oakwood, writes Jane Grove. Chelsea, who fielded some of their younger

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