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  • Energies focused on winning title

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    STOP PRESS: Emma Hayes doesn’t like ice cream – so she won’t be looking forward to one during her summer break. However her son Harry, aged five, absolutely loves them – chocolate, strawberry, vanilla, with all the works too – sprinkles, strawberry sauce, wafer and a flake. “I’d prefer to have a cup of tea

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  • Nail-biting climax to season

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    Chelsea go to Reading for the last game of the season this Saturday (May 27) with one hand on the Women’s Super League trophy. The Blues top the league and if Emma Hayes’ team beat The Royals at the Madejski Stadium they will become champions for a record-breaking fourth time on the trot. Manchester United

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  • Reality follows Wembley win

    Reality follows Wembley win0

    Still buzzing after their FA Cup final victory against Manchester United, Chelsea come back down to reality with a bump on Wednesday night as they travel across town to face West Ham. This is the famous ‘game in hand’ which could see the Blues leapfrog United and take top spot in the WSL ahead of

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  • Chelsea playing at their best

    Chelsea playing at their best0

    “This is the new norm,” said Emma Hayes. “We’ve reached the point when selling out Wembley is no longer just a pipe dream.” Hayes, talking ahead of Chelsea’s Sunday FA Cup final against Manchester United, said 10 years of championing women’s football had finally paid off – a 90,000 crowd to see the Blues fifth

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  • Chelsea’s new-found rhythm

    Chelsea’s new-found rhythm0

    It wasn’t so much a stroll as a canter for Emma Hayes’ side who squared up to Willie Kirk’s Leicester City on a night it tipped down at Kingsmeadow. The Foxes goalie Janina Leitzig had the disheartening task of picking the ball out of her net six times on an evening which saw Chelsea in

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  • Potter potters off

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    His tenure as Chelsea manager had been hanging by a thread for weeks, but the club finally decided to act a day after Aston Villa had inflicted a 2-0 defeat on the Blues at Stamford Bridge. The new American owners had stuck by their man overnight. He was, after all, their choice. Indeed, on Sunday

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