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Women's Champions League
team-logoChelsea FC Women
4 - 0
FT
team-logoParis FC
S. Baltimore 31' (pen)J. Rytting Kaneryd 39'A. Thompson 47'E. Cuthbert 63'
(HT 2-0) (FT 4-0)

Chelsea FC Women vs Paris FCResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

CHE

Summary

PAR
  • 71%

    Ball possession

    29%
  • 9

    Shots on target

    0
  • 6

    Corners

    1
  • 4

    Fouls Committed

    5
  • 2

    Offsides

    1
CHE

Attacking

PAR
  • 9

    Shots on target

    0
  • 10

    Shots off target

    0
CHE

Defence

PAR
  • 0

    Saves

    5
  • 6

    Free Kicks

    6
CHE

Discipline

PAR
  • 0

    Yellow cards

    0
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Pick your winner

Chelsea FC Women40%128
48%151
Paris FC12%38

Match details

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Women's Champions League - Game Week 2
Stamford Bridge

Women's Champions League crestWomen's Champions League

PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
5Bayern Munich crestBayern Munich00000000
6Chelsea FC Women crestChelsea FC Women00000000
7HB Koege crestHB Koege00000000
12Oud-Heverlee Leuven crestOud-Heverlee Leuven00000000
13Paris FC crestParis FC00000000
14Paris Saint Germain crestParis Saint Germain00000000
Full tables
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    With two open-play goals in their last three games, a lot of the talk coming into Chelsea's Women's Champions League clash with Paris FC on Wednesday night was about the dominant force in English football, and one of the front-runners for this trophy, not being quite themselves in front of goal. But Sonia Bompastor's Blues were able to quieten those doubters in their final game before the international break, with a 4-0 victory over the Parisians at Stamford Bridge.
    Alyssa Thompson Keira Walsh Chelsea split
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    When Chelsea signed Ellie Carpenter in the summer transfer window, one of the first thoughts for many was: What does this mean for Lucy Bronze? Eight years younger than the Lionesses star, Carpenter firmly established herself as a world-class right-back during a trophy-laden five-year stint with Lyon. Was she now moving to London to usurp one of England's biggest names?
    Lucy Bronze Ellie Carpenter Chelsea GFX
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