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LONDON : Chelsea's Australian striker Sam Kerr scored in the 36th minute of her first game of the season to set her side on course for a 2-0 home win over West Ham United on Saturday that lifts the champions to the top of the Women's Super League table.
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.
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.
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.