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Clever Kerr Seals Chelsea Win
Chelsea tops the Women's Super League unbeaten with six wins, staying one point ahead of Manchester City after a 2-0 victory at Stamford Bridge.
- Chelsea beat London City Lionesses 2-0 at Stamford Bridge, securing victory after the international break, a period managers say makes wins harder.
- The manager noted limited preparation and low first-half energy as Chelsea players admitted lacking desired energy, but Sonia Bompastor said `I'm really pleased with the result and the performance`, praising defence and a clean sheet.
- Ellie Carpenter opened the scoring six minutes in from Sandy Baltimore's low cross, and Sam Kerr sealed three points in stoppage time by chipping over Elene Lete.
- Chelsea Women remain top of the Women's Super League unbeaten with six wins, holding a one-point lead over Manchester City Women, who beat West Ham 1-0 with Aoba Fujino scoring and Gracie Prior hitting the crossbar.
- Sam Kerr's late goal widened Chelsea's momentum as her stoppage-time chip secured three points and handed London City Lionesses their fourth WSL defeat this season.
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Clever Kerr seals Chelsea win
Sam Kerr wraps up three points in stoppage time with a brilliant, instinctive finish for Chelsea.
·Sydney, Australia
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Photo Diary: Chelsea 2-0 London City Lionesses
Chelsea Women secured a 2–0 victory over London City Lionesses at Stamford Bridge to extend their unbeaten run this season. Ellie Carpenter opened the scoring just six minutes in, netting her first goal for the club after meeting Sandy Baltimore’s precise low cross at the back post. Both teams created chances throughout, but it wasn’t until stoppage time that Sam Kerr capitalised on a defensive mistake to coolly chip the goalkeeper and seal the …
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