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  • 5:2 – a diet of goals!

    5:2 – a diet of goals!0

    If you thought 5-2 was a diet, think again. The outrageous scoreline represented one of Chelsea’s finest Premier League away wins… all the more so as each goal was scored by the youngsters that Frank Lampard has entrusted with weathering a difficult season in which the club has been barred from bringing in experienced players.

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  • Is it off to the Bridge again?

    Is it off to the Bridge again?0

    Could Chelsea Women v Manchester United Women be the second fixture in the Women’s Super League to be switched from Kingsmeadow to Stamford Bridge? The Blues’ management and marketing teams are currently in discussion about whether to stage the tie at Kingsmeadow (with a 5,000 full house), or move it to SW6 and go all-out

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  • We’ve won a lot today: Hayes

    We’ve won a lot today: Hayes0

    What’s the answer to attracting paying crowds to watch women’s football? The World Cup in France, and the huge TV audiences it generated in the UK, prove there’s an appetite… but how do you get the fans to turn up, week in week out, at ordinary Women’s Super League stadiums such as Chelsea’s Kingsmeadow? The

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  • Great start for bubbly Blues

    Great start for bubbly Blues0

    Meet Guro Reiten, Chelsea Women’s new Norwegian forward… and as nice a player as you’re ever likely to meet. She was buzzing after the Blues’ opening fixture of the 2019-20 Women’s Super League, which pulled in a mighty 24,564 to Stamford Bridge to witness a 1-0 victory over newly promoted Tottenham. And manager Emma Hayes

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  • It’s breakthrough time!

    It’s breakthrough time!0

    This season is the breakthrough season for women’s football, Chelsea Women’s manager Emma Hayes believes as she looks forward to a groundbreaking opening tie against Spurs at the holy-of-holies, Stamford Bridge, on Sunday lunchtime. Completely sold out, the match will see Chelsea Women go toe-to-toe with newly promoted Tottenham Women at 12.30pm… a situation Hayes

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  • Blades slice through

    Blades slice through0

    The last throw of the dice… the late substitutions of youngsters Billy Gilmour, wearing 47, and Michy Batshuayi, as Chelsea clung on to their precarious 2-1 lead over Sheffield United at the Bridge. But the Blades, and manager Chris Wilder – on the right of the touchline group – were celebrating at the end after

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