Chelsea

Blues rout the Reds 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 19th January 2020
Four shots on target, four goals, four different scorers… and Sam Kerr’s first league goal on English soil. No wonder Emma Hayes was chuffed! The only strange thing about the 1-4 scoreline was that Arsenal scored at all; it was down to a very rare fumble by usually dependable keeper Ann-Katrin Berger. Otherwise, this was
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How to beat Arsenal 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 17th January 2020
How can Chelsea defeat Arsenal in this weekend’s crunch fixture as the Blues travel to north London to contest what may prove to be the pivotal match of the 2019-20 WSL season? For manager Emma Hayes, the key is denying the other side a goal… with a firm belief that it will be impossible for
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See Emily play 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 16th January 2020
It’s the smile that says it all. Sixteen-year-old youth striker Emily Murphy scored her first goal for Chelsea on a chilly Kingsmeadow pitch on (a night she’ll never forget) Wednesday January 15 2020, clinching the Blues’ 3-1 Conti Cup quarter-final win against Aston Villa. The teenager latched on to a loose ball in the
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A hard-fought Blues cup win 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 15th January 2020
The hearty hug of relief that Blues manager Emma Hayes gave Millie Bright at the end said it all! Chelsea were pushed every step of the way in an utterly absorbing and – at times – crazily frustrating Conti Cup quarter-final at a chilly Kingsmeadow on Wednesday night, but the Blues eventually triumphed 3-1 over
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Nice one, sun 0
- Chelsea FC Women, Sport
- 12th January 2020
A ferocious low winter sun made life difficult for both sides – and may have explained a couple of the goals in a free-scoring league match at Kingsmeadow – but Chelsea eventually crushed Bristol City 6-1 to tee up next weekend’s thriller, and potential league clincher, against Arsenal. Not that manager Emma Hayes would get
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Finally… home comfort 0
- Chelsea First Team, Sport
- 11th January 2020
After a string of stuttering home league performances, Frank Lampard was finally able to welcome a straightforward victory as the Blues beat Burnley 3-0 at the Bridge. It was a good showing, although chance after chance to rack up a really serious win were squandered in traditional fashion. All in all, though, this was a
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