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In what was supposed to be a simple XI layout showing the best players not at the Women's World Cup — standard pre-tournament fare to whet the appetite for upcoming fun — the list of stars that had simply missed out on their place in the respective 23-player squads became much, much longer.
Chelsea are Women's Super League champions again after beating Reading 3-0 on the final day to pip rivals Manchester United. The Blues had all-but sealed their title win with last weekend's home thumping of Arsenal, but United made them wait until the final day with a Manchester derby victory. Ad But Emma Hayes' squad made it four consecutive league titles on Saturday and completed a league and cup double; their third in succession.
It has taken Emma Hayes four games to get the better of Jonas Eidevall in the league since he joined Arsenal from Rosengard in 2021, more than any other manager she has faced, but there was no more significant time to get the win against her foe and no more significant a scorer of their second in the 2-0 win.
Chelsea returned to the top of the Women's Super League table after securing a 4-0 victory against West Ham, placing them in a favourable position to defend their title with only two games remaining. Under the leadership of Emma Hayes, Chelsea, who recently won the FA Cup, is striving for a remarkable fourth consecutive league championship. Ad During the first half, Chelsea had a 1-0 lead courtesy of Niamh Charles.
LONDON: Chelsea's Pernille Harder netted her fifth goal in three Women's Super League games and Erin Cuthbert scored in stoppage-time as the Blues beat West Ham United 4-0 on Wednesday (May 17) to go top of the table and take control of the title race.
Chelsea moved a step closer to a third successive Women’s Super League title with a dominant 4-0 defeat of West Ham moving them two points clear of Manchester United at the top of the table.
LONDON: A world record crowd of 77,390 watched Chelsea beat Manchester United 1-0 in the Women’s FA Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.
Chelsea manager Emma Hayes insists she finds the pressure of a title race «fun» after a thumping win over Leicester City left the champions with their Women’s Super League title fate in their own hands. Hayes’ side demolished the Foxes 6-0 at Kingsmeadow, with Pernille Harder netting a brace and Guro Reiten, Erin Cuthbert, Lauren James and Jelena Cankovic also on the scoresheet. Ad Victory sent Chelsea one point behind WSL leaders Manchester United, but they have a game in hand and are therefore in charge of their own destiny with three games remaining.