Chelsea faced Tottenham Hotspur in a Women’s Super League match, with Chelsea emerging victorious with a scoreline of 5-2. The game saw Hamano scoring the opener for Chelsea, a Nilden own goal, Kaneryd’s stunning effort, and Baltimore sealing the win for the hosts. Tottenham managed to equalize at 1-1, controversially adjudged when Nilden’s cross crossed the line, and Summanen scoring a late consolation goal. Prior to this match, Manchester City had moved to the top of the league after a comeback win against Aston Villa.
Tottenham boss Robert Vilahamn expressed his concerns about the team’s defensive performance, highlighting the need to improve decision-making and overall defense to avoid conceding easy goals. Despite the heavy defeat, Vilahamn acknowledged Chelsea’s high-quality players and their dominance in the game.
Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor praised the team’s intensity and character in the match, emphasizing the importance of patience and possession of the ball. Bompastor also commended Johanna Rytting Kaneryd for her exceptional performance, hoping that she continues to grow and contribute to the team’s success.
Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, who was named the Player of the Match, shared her thoughts on her performance, expressing her confidence and belief in her abilities. Kaneryd’s two goals and one assist were instrumental in Chelsea’s victory over Tottenham.
In the second half, Chelsea displayed their quality and depth, overpowering Tottenham with a relentless work rate and exceptional talent. The win marked Chelsea’s 10th consecutive victory against Tottenham in the WSL, showcasing their dominance in the league.
Overall, the match highlighted Chelsea’s prowess and Tottenham’s need for improvement in various aspects of their game. The coaches and players acknowledged the challenges faced and the areas that require attention to continue growing and competing at the highest level in the Women’s Super League.