Author: Paul Lagan

Chelsea blew the chance of putting serious pressure in Arsenal and Manchester City at the top of the WSL1. The

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea crashed to their fourth league defeat in five as they rightly fell foul to a

Emma Hayes likes to keep things cool, under control, but she was ecstatic with her side’s WSL1 victory over title

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk­ Tammy Abraham scored a classy goal that helped Chelsea qualify for the Champions League knockout phase on

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea drew, got a point but they lost on penalties, but still top their Conti Cup

BY PSUL LAGAN at Stamford Bridge paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea made heavy weather of their 2-1 win in their final group Champions

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea crashed to an away day blue as they lost 3-1 to Everton at Goodison Park,

Referee Lucy Oliver, wife of Premier League referee Michael, called off Sunday’s WSL1 mach between Everton and Chelsea minutes before

Frank Lampard has had a horrid week as head coach of his beloved Blues, writes Paul Lagan. But he is

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk­ Christian Pulisic is as frustrated as all Chelsea fans at the Blues’ worrying home form – and

BY PAUL LAGAN at Stamford Bridge paul@slpmedia.co.uk Mason Mount produced a sensational volley to score the winner that secured all

BY PAUL LAGAN at Stamford Bridge paul@slpmedia.co.uk This was no smash and grab win for the Hammers as they won

N’Golo Kante scored Chelsea’s goal at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday but concededs that the Blues need to stop making

EXCLUSIVEBY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk­ Hannah Blundell is back and she knows it’s going to be tough regaining her place in the

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk Beth England smashed home a brace along with Drew Spence as Chelsea went on a goal

By PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk Two lapses in concentration from Chelsea, resulting in misplaced passes were enough for Manchester City to

BY PAUL LAGAN paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea thrashed north London rivals Spurs 5-1 on a cold Wednesday night  in the Conti Cup

BY PAUL LAGAN at Kingsmeadow Stadium paul@slpmedia.co.uk Chelsea won 1-0 thanks to a Maren Mjelde second half penalty, but this