Sonia Bompastor got off to a winning start in the UEFA Women's Champions League as Chelsea beat Real Madrid 3-2 at Stamford Bridge. Bompastor will have been pleased with some things she saw and less pleased with other moments.

Chelsea’s attacking midfielder Cole Palmer recently shared his views on the current footballing landscape, identifying Vinicius Jr. and Kylian Mbappe as the top players in the sport today. While

So what have we learned so far as Chelsea prepare to travel to Arsenal? Defensive fragility on show against Real Madrid Bompastor is no stranger to the Champions League, having lifted the trophy both as a player and a manager with eight-time champions Lyon ...

Match report as Chelsea start Women's Champions League campaign with 3-2 home win over Real Madrid; Blues went 2-0 up through Sjoeke Nusken and Guro Reiten's penalty; Mayra Ramirez's header restored two-goal lead in second half; Chelsea survived nervy ending to hold on for Group B victory

As we approached the final whistle, Chelsea’s defence started to show some cracks. Madrid attacker Linda Caicedo, coming out of the bench to substitute midfielder Teresa Abelleira, brought a lot of trouble to a back line who seemed to slow to react and keep pace with her.

Chelsea began their hunt for Women's Champions League glory with a 3-2 win over Real Madrid on Tuesday, while eight-time winners Lyon eased to a comfortable victory against debutants Galatasaray. Sjoeke Nuesken and Guro Reiten gave Chelsea the lead before Alba Redondo pulled one back for the visitors before half-time.

Chelsea head coach Sonia Bompastor said that she was pleased with her side’s 3-2 victory over Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge last night, although the performance could have been better.Sjoeke

Chelsea manager Sonia Bompastor provided her thoughts on her side's 3-2 victory over Real Madrid on matchday one of the UEFA Women's Champions League.