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Chelsea eased past Aston Villa in the Women’s Super League on Sunday with a much-changed team as Emma Hayes kept half an eye on the looming second leg of the Champions League. It was a chance for squad players to shine, with Hannah Blundell and Jess Carter in the starting line-up among the six alterations
READ MOREChelsea Women kept up the momentum at the top of the WSL with a 3-0 victory under the floodlights at Everton. Playing at Walton Hall Park on Wednesday night, the Blues went ahead after 14 minutes when Sam Kerr once again linked up with Fran Kirby to set up the little No14 to score after
READ MOREThe haunting screams of Maren Mjelde, writhing about on the pitch after what could prove an extremely serious knee injury, eclipsed a walkover win for Chelsea Women as they retained the Conti Cup against Bristol City. Manager Emma Hayes later described her first-choice right back, pictured, as Chelsea’s ‘mother hen’, and said the whole squad
READ MOREFlung into the fray in the first leg of Chelsea’s Champions League duel with Atletico Madrid, and part of the starting line-up in the second, Blues midfielder Naimh Charles was the stand-out performer as the team from Kingsmeadow enter the quarter-final draw. The Blues were looking leggy and drained by the end of Wednesday lunchtime’s
READ MOREChelsea cemented top spot in the Women’s Super League on the last day before the international break with a 5-0 win at Bristol City. The result was an important sighter ahead of next month’s Conti Cup final, which sees the teams meet at Watford’s ground, and has improved the Blues’ goal difference… a factor which
READ MOREChelsea put the weekend’s shock defeat by Brighton behind them and fired three cracking goals past arch rivals Arsenal at a bitterly cold Kingsmeadow to re-energise their campaign to become the first Women’s Super League side to retain the title. “Sometimes you need a defeat to wake you up,” said manager Emma Hayes. It was
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