Chelsea Dominates Paris FC 4-0 in Women’s Champions League Match Highlights and Updates
In a commanding display, Chelsea triumphed over Paris FC with a decisive 4-0 victory in the Women’s Champions League match at Stamford Bridge. This win marks Chelsea’s first victory in the current Champions League season after a challenging draw against Twente.
Chelsea’s Strong Performance
From the outset, Chelsea dominated possession, controlling over 70% of the game. The first half saw some tension, with Chelsea struggling to convert efforts into goals. However, a pivotal penalty shifted the momentum in Chelsea’s favor.
Goals and Key Moments
- 47th Minute: Alyssa Thompson scored her first goal for Chelsea, tapping in from close range after a low cross from Keira Walsh.
- 39th Minute: Johanna Rytting Kaneryd showcased her aerial prowess, scoring with a header from Thompson’s precise cross.
- 63rd Minute: Erin Cuthbert added the final goal, capitalizing on a chaotic situation in the penalty area.
Every goal underscored Chelsea’s offensive strength and cohesion, highlighting their ability to efficiently break down the Paris FC defense.
Paris FC’s Struggles
Contrastingly, Paris FC struggled throughout the match. The team’s Daphné Corboz acknowledged Chelsea’s superior performance, stating, “They were just too good for us.” Paris FC had limited opportunities, with few shots testing Chelsea’s goalkeeper, Hannah Hampton.
Final Thoughts
This victory not only boosts Chelsea’s confidence but also sets a strong tone for their upcoming Champions League fixtures. Chelsea aims to build on this success as they progress further into the tournament. The performance showcased their potential as serious contenders in the Champions League, thrilling fans and leaving Paris FC seeking answers on how to rebound.
