Ex-Blues puff, but lose
The team managed by former Chelsea manager Matt Beard, captained by former Blue Gilly Flaherty and anchored by ex-Blue Claire Rafferty failed to win the SSE Women’s FA Cup final … Read More
Counterattack, says Eni
Counterattack! That’s the simple advice of four time Women’s FA Cup winner and ex-Blue Eni Aluko as underdogs West Ham prepare to face the might of overwhelming favourites Manchester City … Read More
Kids free at Wembley
It should have been an all-London derby between Chelsea Women and West Ham United, says Blues manager Emma Hayes… but we are where we are, and Man City will face … Read More
No whitewash, no blue rinse
With everyone confidently predicting a one-sided whitewash – or possibly a blue rinse – from Manchester City against the Chelsea team they had thrashed 6-0 just a fortnight ago, this … Read More
VAR is the match winner
In a way, neither Chelsea nor Spurs triumphed in the first leg of the Carabao Cup semi-final at Wembley on Tuesday evening. It was a win for VAR. The video … Read More
As effective as a wet wipe
An inexplicably poor, at times cringeworthy, performance ended Chelsea’s unbeaten record and saw most Blues fans creeping back to Wembley Park early, rather than endure further gloating from Spurs supporters. … Read More
3-point Wembley?
This weekend’s clash was meant to have been at the new-look Three Point Lane, as seasoned Blues fans loved calling it. But Spurs v Chelsea is staged at Tottenham’s default … Read More
An uncertain start
Huddersfield Town’s scouts, enjoying a sunny day out at Wembley, purred with delight during the Community Shield and now relish the prospect of Chelsea’s visit this weekend. The Blues, … Read More
Neighbours triumph!
On a muggy, sweaty afternoon, Fulham joined their neighbours Chelsea in the top flight, after defeating Aston Villa 1-0 in a play-off final that was far more one-sided than the … Read More
A day they’ll never forget
The sun shone, the crowds cheered and vows were exchanged… it was a day this special couple will never forget; the kind of event only Britain knows how to stage. … Read More