Chelsea edge past Manchester City in the Women's League Cup final to win their first trophy under manager Sonia Bompastor.
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We Ain't Got No History on MSNChelsea 2-1 Manchester City, Women’s League Cup final: Post-match reactionThey wanted to have the ball and we looked very willing to just let them have it at some points, as they exchanged passes ...
Chelsea checked off their first piece of silverware in their ongoing pursuit of a quadruple under new manager Sonia Bompastor ...
The first of Chelsea Women’s four consecutive clashes against Manchester City starts on a big note: a cup final! Both teams ...
Co-host Jamie Carragher added: "This year's shortlist is filled with incredible people and organisations who are pushing the ...
THE Women’s Football Awards have been announced – with stars of Arsenal, Chelsea, and Man City up for the top prizes. The star-studded event, now in its third year, will take place in ...
Arsenal teammates Leah Williamson and Alessia Russo as well as Chelsea and England star Lauren James are among those ...
Arsenal teammates Leah Williamson and Alessia Russo as well as Chelsea and England star Lauren James are among those ...
Manchester City's Khadija Shaw gestures as she celebrates scoring their side's second goal during the English women's Super League match between Manchester City and Liverpool, at the Manchester ...
Check out what Bunny Shaw said about how important to score an opening goal for Manchester City soon after half-time against ...
Manchester City striker Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw clenched her right fist and ... In response to her celebration, City manager Gareth Taylor called the moment “powerful”.
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