Dennis waterman who s died aged 7a. football now and chelsea have won their third successive women s super league have won their third after beating manchester united on the final day of the season. jo currie watched the action. excited and expectant, these fans know how it feels to win league titles. those turning up today were hoping to see chelsea claim their third in a row. a win would seal it. anything less would leave the door open to arsenal potentially pipping them. perhaps it was nerves, but from the first whistle chelsea looked, well, out of sorts. martha thomas finding the space and the net to give united the lead. a response was needed, and it came in the form of erin cuthbert smashing it into the corner to ease nerves. however, united needed a win to keep any european hopes alive, and they kept up the fight. before the break, ella toone s deflected effort ensured chelsea went in 2 1 down. across london, arsenal s
Chelsea looked, well, out of sorts. martha thomas finding the space and the net to give united the lead. a response was needed, and it came in the form of erin cuthbert smashing it into the corner to ease nerves. however, united needed a win to keep any european hopes alive, and they kept up the fight. before the break, ella toone s deflected effort ensured chelsea went in 2 1 down. across london, arsenal s hearts were fluttering. however, the change of ends brought about a change of mentality for chelsea. what a strike this is from sam kerr, simply unstoppable. and that seemed to ignite something in the defending champions. guro reiten putting them ahead for the first time in the game. chelsea fans finally able to relax. and if you thought sam kerr s earlier goal was good, then this one was simply spectacular. and with that, she sealed the win and the title in style. champions of england once again. these players will enjoy this moment for now but not for too long. next weekend, t
Hello there. chelsea are champions of england once again. it was a wild final day in the women s super league. the blues were champions. the blues were champions, then they weren t. but in the end, their championship credentials shone through as they beat manchester united 4 2 at kingsmeadow. jo currie was there. excited and expectant, these fans know how it feels to win league titles. those turning up today were hoping to see chelsea claim their third in a row. a win would seal it. anything less would leave the door open to arsenal potentially pipping them. perhaps it was nerves, but from the first whistle, chelsea looked, well, out of sorts. martha thomas finding the space and the net to give united a lead.