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In a week laced with drama and turmoil off the pitch, Chelsea were able to do what they needed to in their pursuit of Arsenal, thanks to a 92nd-minute goal from the talismanic Sam Kerr.
Los cimientos del Chelsea se tambalean tras la a Roman Abramovich, hasta ahora dueño de la entidad. Dos semanas después de que se iniciara la invasión rusa en Ucrania, el gabinete de Boris Jonshon llevó a cabo un nuevo paquete de sanciones que esta vez sí han afectado al magnate ruso.
As the sun set on one of the most turbulent days in Chelsea’s history, there was still business to be done. There were few home comforts in store for the women’s team as they travelled to West Ham, on a night when those would have been keenly appreciated. Emma Hayes’s side were in need of a win to keep on the coat-tails of Arsenal at the top of the Women’s Super League. Accompanied by so much uncertainty, their loyal legion of fans descended on Dagenham on Thursday, decked out in royal blue, to offer unrelenting support.
An extra place had been laid for a mystery guest but no one guessed the identity of the man who would take the additional seat at the dinner table.
An extra place had been laid for a mystery guest but no one guessed the identity of the man who would take the additional seat at the dinner table.
Los cimientos del Chelsea se tambalean tras la a Roman Abramovich, hasta ahora dueño de la entidad. Dos semanas después de que se iniciara la invasión rusa en Ucrania, el gabinete de Boris Jonshon llevó a cabo un nuevo paquete de sanciones que esta vez sí han afectado al magnate ruso.
As the sun set on one of the most turbulent days in Chelsea’s history, there was still business to be done. There were few home comforts in store for the women’s team as they travelled to West Ham, on a night when those would have been keenly appreciated. Emma Hayes’s side were in need of a win to keep on the coat tails of Arsenal at the top of the Women’s Super League. Accompanied by so much uncertainty, their loyal legion of fans descended on Dagenham, decked out in royal blue, to offer unrelenting support.