#chelsea-fc-women

#chelsea-fc-women

Keira Walsh has joined Chelsea FC Women from Barcelona on a four-and-a-half-year deal, marking a significant transfer in women's football.

Chelsea signs 20-year-old goalkeeper Femke Liefting from AZ Alkmaar on a three-and-a-half year deal.

Chelsea maintained a perfect Women's Super League record with a 3-0 win against Liverpool, starting the season with six consecutive victories.

Sonia Bompastor takes over Chelsea FC Women as manager following Emma Hayes' successful tenure, holding high expectations for continued success in the Women’s Super League.

Johanna Rytting Kaneryd's performance was pivotal in Chelsea's 5-2 win, scoring twice and aiding teammates, reflecting her crucial role in the team's success.

Sonia Bompastor feels lucky and motivated to succeed Emma Hayes at Chelsea, aiming to win every title and embracing the pressure that entails.

Bompastor's frustration highlights how the postponement affects Chelsea's preparation for both the WSL and Champions League.

Chelsea's match against Manchester United was postponed due to Champions League scheduling, impacting their competitive rhythm.

Sonia Bompastor made history as the first manager to win their first seven Women's Super League matches. Chelsea leads the league with this achievement.

Chelsea maintains a commanding lead in the Women's Super League after a narrow victory over Arsenal.

Chelsea secured a 1-0 victory over Aston Villa in the Women's Super League opener, highlighting their championship pedigree.

The match marked the first WSL game without longtime manager Emma Hayes for Chelsea since July 2012.

Chelsea has strengthened its defense with the signing of Maelys Mpome from Montpellier, enhancing options for the upcoming season.

Guro Reiten scored four goals as Chelsea defeated Bristol City 8-0 to stay in contention for the WSL title.

Mia Fishel sustains ACL injury while on international duty with the United States.

Second ACL injury for Chelsea striker this year after Sam Kerr's January incident.

Emma Hayes transformed Chelsea's women's football team into a dominant force with professionalism and success on and off the field.

Emma Hayes, the manager of Chelsea FC Women, will be stepping down at the end of the season to become the head coach of the United States Women's national team.

Lauren James, a player for Chelsea, hopes to achieve success with Hayes in her final season and is focused on the team's performance.

James recently won the Barclays Player of the Month award for January after scoring five goals in two games.

Chelsea FC Women beat Ajax in the first leg of the quarter-final 3-0.

Legendary manager Emma Hayes is striving to win the Champions League in her last season with Chelsea.

Chelsea fully supports Sam Kerr amidst legal issues

Kerr pleads not guilty to racially aggravated harassment charge