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Chelsea beat Arsenal in the London derby at Kingsmeadow after first-half goals from Guro Reiten and Magdalena Eriksson put them in control - leaving them on the verge of retaining their title

WEST HAM 0-4 CHELSEA: The Blues moved back to the top of the WSL after an impressive victory away at West Ham - while Arsenal won 4-0 at Everton to boost their Champions League hopes

Newly crowned FA Cup winners Chelsea, who defeated Man Utd 1-0 at Wembley on Sunday, are set to bring in highly rated German international Sjoeke Nusken, 22, from Frankfurt this summer

The Blues claimed their fifth Women's FA Cup title after Sam Kerr's second-half goal was enough to see off a stubborn Manchester United side who had an early goal disallowed for offside

CHELSEA 1-0 MANCHESTER UNITED: Emma Hayes' side retained the cup after Australian forward Sam Kerr popped up with a 68th winner after opponents Utd had controlled large periods of the final

Emma Hayes and Marc Skinner's sides will go head to head at Wembley in front of a sold-out crowd to win the second piece of the silverware of the season

Chelsea defeated Everton 7-0 in the Women's Super League on Sunday but saw taliswoman Sam Kerr forced off after 32 minutes with the Blues bidding for another title

The Blues ran riot in a 7-0 win over Everton as Guro Reiten, Sam Kerr, Pernille Harder, Sophie Ingle and Jessie Fleming all scored in the first half as they maintained their perfect home record in the WSL

CHELSEA 7-0 EVERTON: Pernille Harder struck twice after coming off the bench as Chelsea thumped Everton at Kingsmeadow, easing to a big win that keeps them firmly in the race for the title

Defender Millie Bright has been absent since Chelsea's Champions League quarter-final first leg win over Lyon back in March and may not be seen in a Chelsea shirt again this season

Emma Hayes is preparing Chelsea to host mid-table Liverpool knowing they need a win to maintain pace with league leaders Man United as the WSL title race heads for a thrilling climax

BARCELONA 1-1 (2-1 AGG) CHELSEA: WSL title contenders bow out of Europe in semi-final stage after a 1-1 draw in Camp Nou despite pushing Barcelona to the edge in high class semi-final

Chelsea will have to come from behind at Camp Nou after losing 1-0 at Stamford Bridge last weekend - but Emma Hayes believes her side can mount a fightback if they maintain their defensive focus

Both Arsenal and Chelsea could be just 90 minutes away from the Champions League final in Eindhoven - but what do they need to do in their semi-final second legs to set-up an all-English finale

In a rematch from their sole European final Chelsea were edged out by the Spanish champions and former Champions League holders 1-0, in front of over 27,000 fans at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea endured a nightmare start when Barcelona forward Caroline Graham Hansen drove inside from the right and unleashed a shot that flew past Ann-Katrin Berger after just four minutes

Emma Hayes was speaking after her Chelsea team beat Aston Villa 3-0 on Sunday evening, with goals from Jelena Cankovic, Guro Reiten and Sam Kerr, without star centre-back Millie Bright

Graham Potter had forged a close relationship with Emma Hayes, but the Chelsea manager has now been sacked after winning just 12 games since he replaced Thomas Tuchel

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes was relieved after her team pulled off a dramatic rescue mission to knock eight-time champions Lyon out of the women's Champions League at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea eventually won a dramatic Champions League quarter-final against Lyon, but did lose Melanie Leupolz along the way after she suffered a nasty collision with Danielle van de Donk.

CHELSEA 1-2 LYON (2-2 aggregate, Chelsea win 4-3 on penalties): Blues edge Stamford Bridge thriller on penalties to reach last four of Champions League and knock out serial winners Lyon

Chelsea were facing their third away game in a week, following an FA Cup win at Reading and a Champions League success at Lyon - and were beaten 2-0 by their title rivals

City lost to Chelsea in the second game of the season, but have gone unbeaten in the league since and dragged themselves back into the title picture - leapfrogging their opponents with this win

Chelsea's in-form star Guro Reiten got the only goal in the 28th minute to secure a 1-0 quarter-final victory, against a side who have dominated women's European football in recent years

Chelsea's England centre-back hobbled off during the win over Lyon and will undergo a scan today to find out the severity of her injury - Emma Hayes saying she couldn't carry on until half-time