Sam Kerr scores late to keep Chelsea in hunt for Women's Super League title with win over Liverpool

Sam Kerr kept Chelsea in the hunt for the Women’s Super League title after her late goal gave them a win against Liverpool on Wednesday night. With the score level at 1-1, Kerr converted a chance four minutes from time to secure all three points.

Ad The result means Chelsea are now four points behind current league leaders Manchester United, but have two games in hand on United, meaning they can go two points clear if they win both. Premier League‘We can't change things overnight’ – Lampard reflects on Chelsea’s dire situation12 HOURS AGO Liverpool took an early lead through Emma Koivisto, but Niamh Charles brought parity with a clever header from Even Perisset’s 41st-minute corner.

Emma Hayes’ team pressed after conceding, and had good chances with Kerr and Guro Reiten bringing smart stops from WSL debutant Faye Kriby. The home side struggled to find their rhythm after the restart but when Jessie Fleming hit the post in the 86th minute, Kerr was on hand to finish.

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