Chelsea Women : Chelsea boss Emma Hayes said her squad is the best the Blues

Chelsea Women : Chelsea boss Emma Hayes said her squad is the best the Blues

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes said her crew is the best the Blues "have at any point had" as her side kept up with their ideal beginning in the Ladies' Bosses Association by seeing off Genuine Madrid.

Last part objectives from Sophie Ingle and Erin Cuthbert assisted the hosts with facilitating to their success at Kingsmeadow.

Chelsea remain top picks to win Gathering A, and are presently five focuses clear of second-put Paris St-Germain.

"This group is on another level," said Hayes.

"This is the best crew we've at any point had. I feel that gaining from earlier years and gaining from losing in the last [against Barcelona in 2021] made a difference."

Following a boring first a portion of, the Blues started to lead the pack through Sophie Ingle's 67th-minute header after Millie Brilliant flicked on a corner.

Erin Cuthbert's plunging cross fixed the focuses with 15 minutes left, getting out goalkeeper Misa Rodriguez.

Remember Chelsea's Bosses Association prevail upon Genuine Madrid

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Blues jog home at eager Kingsmeadow

Chelsea, who got back to the highest point of the Ladies' Super Association on Sunday in the wake of beating Tottenham at Stamford Extension, came into the match driving the gathering, two focuses in front of unbeaten Genuine Madrid.

After a 1-0 win over Paris St-Germain and a 8-0 triumph against Vllaznia in their two different Heroes Association coordinates, a skipping Kingsmeadow swarm was hopeful.

They came close through Fran Kirby's initial twisting exertion in a generally unremarkable first half.

With 25 minutes to go there was an apprehensive energy at Kingsmeadow with Genuine Madrid developing into the game, however that was before long supplanted with help after Ingle's opener.

What's more, Chelsea almost added a third through two Niamh Charles endeavors at the passing as they trotted to triumph.

Hayes lauded her side's development, adding: "I think two or quite a while back we'd have eager, particularly in the primary half.

"It was a quiet changing area at half-time. At the point when these two groups are so moderately coordinated, I'm beginning to see the significance of our experience.

"We unquestionably play better European football, we're turning out to be more acquainted with it."

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Genuine Madrid second-best in London

This was the main gathering among Chelsea and Genuine Madrid, yet Las Blancas brag a fine record against English groups in the Bosses Association having taken out Manchester City for the second back to back prepare in August's qualifiers.

The guests came to west London having just lost once this mission, against Barcelona in the Primera Division where they sit third in the table.

Furthermore, however they battled in the initial trades, last year's quarter-finalists developed into the game as Esther Gonzalez saw a savage shot hindered soon after the restart.

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