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OL Lyonnes 0-0 Chelsea, Women’s Champions League: Post-match reaction (opens the original)
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When facing a side like OL Lyonnes at their home ground, you can never let your guard down. Chelsea Women took this lesson to the extreme, which made for a rather uneventful first half as the hosts themselves were also very wary of the Blues’ ability to breach through a defence and find a goal in their favour. With more tired legs in defence on both sides, the second half was much more eventful. Chelsea had two penalty calls retracted by VAR, the first by a weird offside where the player who fou
OL Lyonnes vs. Chelsea, Women’s Champions League: Preview, team news, how to watch (opens the original)
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To be one of the best, you have to beat the very best. We did so last weekend versus Arsenal in the Women’s Super League, and the challenge today is arguably much harder as we travel to France to face eight-time UEFA Women’s Champions League champions — and runners-up to last season’s title — OL Lyonnes. Date / Time: Wednesday, September 30, 2026, 20.00 BST; 3pm EDTVenue: Parc Olympique Lyonnais, Décines-Charpieu, FranceReferee: Marta Huerta de Aza (ESP)Forecast: Light rain and light winds On TV
Chelsea 1-0 Arsenal, Women’s Super League: Post-match reaction (opens the original)
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Taking Arsenal on at a time where we seem on the verge of turmoil might be just what Chelsea Women needed. A team that were once written off as tough competitors but rarely ever being able to close the deal on a game and much less a championship, coming to the Bridge off a 2-0 win last time we met at the same place and competition in the beginning of the year. From kick-off Arsenal showed what their plans were. They wouldn’t really care they were playing away as they took over the offensive reig
Chelsea vs. Arsenal, Women’s Super League: Preview, team news, how to watch (opens the original)
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Questions loom over Chelsea Women’s limits this season. A unexpectedly hard-fought win against the third-best team in the Austrian Bundesliga midweek in the UEFA Women’s Champions League doesn’t inspire much confidence. It could be the case of playing with the handbrake on, something that won’t happen when we face Arsenal at home this weekend. Date / Time: Sunday, September 27, 2026, 16.30 GMT; 11:30am ESTVenue: Stamford Bridge, SW6Forecast: Light cloud and a gentle breeze On TV: Sky One, Sky Sp
Chelsea 1-0 Austria Wien, Women’s Champions League: Post-match reaction (opens the original)
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When Chelsea Women faced an Austrian team last season, they had little to no difficulties dispatching them even though they were playing away. We had more than 43 shots against their goal and if it wasn’t for a whopping 14 saves from St. Pölten goalkeeper Carina Schlüter, this match would have hit the history books. That team that didn’t let St. Pölten get a breath anywhere close goalkeeper Livia Peng at the time seems to be long gone. We can still hold onto the ball at home and score an opener,
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