Sonia Bompastor achieved her first trophy as Chelsea's manager with a victory in the Women's League Cup final against Manchester City. The match, characterized by competitive play and a challenging pitch, concluded with a 2-1 scoreline after Hasegawa's unfortunate own goal. Despite Manchester City's first half dominance, Chelsea's strong defense and effective counter-attacking led to their triumph. This win marks Chelsea's 26th victory from 28 games under Bompastor's guidance, while City struggles with their interim management after Gareth Taylor's departure.
Sonia Bompastor led Chelsea to victory in the Women's League Cup, marking her first trophy and maintaining an impressive unbeaten start to her managerial career.
In an intense final at Pride Park, Chelsea secured their 26th win in 28 matches with a decisive 2-1 result against Manchester City.
The match was highlighted by Yui Hasegawa's own goal late in the game, which ultimately decided the outcome in Chelsea's favor.
Despite a challenging pitch affecting play quality, both teams showcased resilience with Chelsea's defense holding firm under pressure from Manchester City.
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