#chelsea-women

#chelsea-women

Chelsea looks to continue their strong Women's Champions League campaign against FC Twente after recent victories.

Chelsea continues their winning streak with diverse scoring and strong squad depth in the Women's Champions League.

The Blues remain in a strong position for top spot in Group B.

Chelsea is focused on maintaining their winning streak to build confidence and success in Europe.

Chelsea secured their place in the Women's Champions League quarter-finals with a dominant 3-0 victory over Celtic and remain unbeaten under Sonia Bompastor.

Chelsea secured a 1-0 victory over Manchester United, maintaining their top position in the Women's Super League with 24 points.

Chelsea's women's football team is on track for another record-breaking season with a significant lead over competitors.

Chelsea has signed defender Maelys Mpome from Montpellier on a contract until 2028, strengthening their squad ahead of their WSL title defense.

Millie Bright's interaction with Naomi Girma suggests a potential transfer to Chelsea in the winter window.

Chelsea scored twice late in the match to defeat Manchester City 2-0, taking the top position in the Women's Super League.

Chelsea is transitioning into a new era under coach Sonia Bompastor after the departure of Emma Hayes, focusing on youth and stability.

Bompastor's successful debut leads Chelsea to 10 consecutive wins, showcasing their potential for success in the new era.

Manchester City Women's season suffered a setback with their first defeat against Chelsea, ending their unbeaten streak.

Chelsea's Sonia Bompastor has led the team to a flawless start, silencing doubts about her transition from Lyon and aiming for a sixth-straight WSL title.

WSL fixture scheduling should be more accommodating for English teams in the Champions League, according to new Chelsea women's manager Sonia Bompastor.

Chelsea's Lauren James is sidelined with injury and won't return before the next international break, affecting the team's offensive strength.

Chelsea Women appointed Sonia Bompastor as manager, succeeding Emma Hayes.

Sonia Bompastor becomes Chelsea Women head coach succeeding Emma Hayes.

Sonia Bompastor appointed as Chelsea Women's new head coach, replacing Emma Hayes.

Chelsea Women now a standalone entity, separate from men's team.

Sonia Bompastor is focused on building on Emma Hayes' foundation at Chelsea to achieve success and aims for Champions League triumph.

Chelsea women's squad enters a new era under coach Sonia Bompastor, facing transition after key player departures and the absence of Sam Kerr.

Chelsea appoints Aki Mandhar as CEO for women's team to enhance off-field success despite her lack of football experience.

Chelsea's new third kit represents the rise of women's football and celebrates punk culture with innovative design elements.

Chelsea Women players will stop giving autographs and photos due to safety concerns related to increasing crowd sizes.