Tickets have gone on sale for the 2017 UEFA Women’s Champions League final, which will be played at Cardiff City Stadium on 1 June (kick-off 19.45 local time). They are priced at £6 (around €7) for adults and £3 (around €3.50) for children, and can be accessed here. “We want to ensure that football fans
The draw has now taken place for the UEFA Women’s Champions League 2016/17 Quarter-finals and Semi-Finals with Manchester City Women continuing to fly the flag for the WSL – match ups are as follows: Quarter Finals 1st leg 22/23 March 2017 Fortuna Hjørring v Manchester City Women’s FC FC Rosengård v FC Barcelona VfL Wolfsburg Olympique
Chelsea Ladies battled hard, putting on a good performance yesterday in the return leg of their Champions League draw against VFL Wolfsburg. A sloppy back pass allowed Eni Aluko in to open the scoring and shortly afterwards they should have gone two up when Karen Carney hit the woodwork. As it was Wolfsburg equalised to give
Its been a busy week of women’s football with two Champions League matches and lots of action in the Women’s Premier League. Manchester City Women continued their fine run of form and recorded their first ever Champions League win while Chelsea face an uphill battle to stay in the competition. In the WSL Donny Belles suffered
Chelsea Ladies have a mountain to climb after losing 0-3 last night to Wolfsburg in the Champions League. Last November Chelsea Ladies were knocked out of last 16 of the Champions League by the same opposition, so they must have greeted the draw against their nemesis with some dismay in this round of 32. To
The draw was made today for the Champions League round of 32. Chelsea will meet Wolfsburg again (the 2015/16 runners-up, who beat Chelsea in the last 16 match last season) while Manchester City will host Russian team Zvezda-2005. Glasgow City will journey to Sweden to play Eskilstuna United and Hibernian will welcome Bayern Munich (matches to be
Chelsea Ladies went down 2-1 to Wolfsburg in their Champions League home tie and dented their chances of reaching the quarter-finals, but if we know anything about Emma Hayes Chelsea side they are great fighters. It was always going to be difficult for Chelsea, after the euphoria of winning the WSL1 a lay off of four
Chelsea Ladies will host Wolfsburg at 7.00 pm on Wednesday 11 November in the first leg of the last 16 in the UEFA Champions League. In the meantime eight of Chelsea’s team: Hannah Blundell, Gilly Flaherty, Claire Rafferty, Laura Coombs , Drew Spence, Eniola Aluko, Gemma Davison and Fran Kirby, will be on England duty in China
UEFA have now announced the draw for the last 16 of the Women’s Champions League. Chelsea as an unseeded team face Wolfsburg (who are seeded) and who therefore will play their second leg at home. Holders Frankfurt will face Norwegian team LSK Kvinner. The Round of 16 matches will take place on 11/12 November and
Women’s Super League 1 champions Chelsea Ladies gave no quarter to Glasgow City with a comprehensive 3-0 victory in Scotland yesterday evening. Having gone into the match with just the one goal advantage it was all to play for, but Glasgow were no match for the Chelsea attack. Emma Hayes made two changes to the side that
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