Chelsea

Chelsea have created history by becoming the first club to have senior women and men’s teams in the final of their respective Champions Leagues.

Timo Werner and Mason Mount have propelled Chelsea into the Champions League final after scoring the goals that overcame a dour Real Madrid 2-0 at Stamford Bridge tonight.

Having drawn 1-1 in Madrid last week, the west Londoners could and should have won by a greater margin such was their dominance.

Chelsea, thanks to Sam Kerr, are 90 minutes away from retaining their WSL title after the Blues saw off a well-drilled but inferior Spurs  2-0 at The Hive this evening.

The striker smashed home her brace either side of half-time as dogged Spurs ultimately failed to hold back a tide of Blue shirts.

Fran Kirby struck twice as Chelsea overcame a  2-1 first leg deficit to beat Bayern Munich 4-1 at Kingsmeadow to create history by putting the west Londoners into the Champions League final beating Bayern Munich 4-1 to make it 5-3 on aggregate.

Chelsea men’s and women’s side have a great chance to reach their respective Champions League finals and create club history.

Christian Pulisic rammed home a vital away goal for Chelsea in a tense 1-1 draw against Real Madrid in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final tonight.

There is only one Super League that Chelsea are going to be involved in, and that’s the Women’s Super League – those players did not let the fans down with a pulsating 2-2 draw against Manchester City on Wednesday night, that leaves the west Londoners with one hand on retaining the WSL trophy.

Chelsea have one hand on retaining their WSL title with a nerve-wracking 2-2 draw at the Academy Stadium against second-placed Manchester City. Just two points behind, the home side needed to beat the Londoners to overtake them with two games remaining. But in a pulsating encounter in which the Blues have never won a League match at City’s impressive stadium, a draw was as good as a win for the outfit from west London.

All the action took place off the pitch as dreary Chelsea drew 0-0 to Brighton on the pitch to move into fourth place in the Premier League.

Drew Spence crashed home a brace as Chelsea overwhelmed their Championship opponents London City Lionesses 5-0 to progress smoothly into the fifth round of the FA Cup, but they will be sweating on the fitness of Magda Eriksson, who limped off injured, late in the second half. Chelsea face a WSL title decider on Wednesday at Manchester City and will be desperate to have their skipper in the back four. Head coach Emma Hayes made a host of changes to her regular side, knowing that whoever they put out from the squad would be good enough to overcome their enthusiastic but limited opponents.