US EditionChelsea's Dominance Continues: A Strong Start to the Women's Super League Season
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Chelsea's Dominance Continues: A Strong Start to the Women's Super League Season
The Rise of Chelsea in the Women's Super League: Analyzing the Season Opener Against Manchester City - Can anyone stop Chelsea in the Women's Super League? Analyzing Chelsea's dominance, resilience, and tactical strength against Manchester City. Source
Chelsea edge past Man City as Beever-Jones and Hamano secure first WSL win of the season
Defending champions Chelsea beat Manchester City 2-1 in the opening Women’s Super League fixture at Stamford Bridge on Friday evening. Man City began the game brightly, giving Chelsea little time on the ball, but the hosts created the game’s first real chance after 11 minutes. Sandy Baltimore skipped past Kerstin Casparij before putting a cross into the box, but goalkeeper Ayaka Yamashita gathered the ball before Aggie Beever-Jones could get her…
Chelsea were pressured by Manchester City for long periods, but the defending champions won 2-1 in the opening match of the English Super League.
The new Women's Super League season gets underway tonight as Chelsea begin their title defence against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge.
Sonia Bompastor will be without Mayra Ramirez, Lauren James and Lucy Bronze due to injury. City, who finished fourth last season, begin life under new manager Andree Jeglertz .
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