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Two years ago today, Eve Perisset signed. ✍️ 📱@ChelseaWomen_FC

Happy birthday, Sonia Bompastor! 🥳 Have a great day! 🎁

Which blue can keep their cool when things get heated? 🧊🔥 📱@ChelseaWomen_FC

Morning Blues 🏆🔴

Mayra Ramirez🇨🇴 stops a security man from taking away a young boy who ran to the pitch to have a picture🤳 with her💙💙 📱@ChelseaWomen_FC

Lost files 23/24 SZN. 🎞️

Our Chelsea stars turned up on the international stage. 🚀🏟️ Jess Carter, Millie Bright and Hannah Hampton played pivotal roles in the Lionesses’ European qualifier clashes. Aggie Beever-Jones was an unused substitute in England’s 2-1 win. Eve Perisset came on as a substitute for France in both games. Our Blues were amongst the goals with Kadeisha Buchanan, Maika Hamano and Johanna Rytting Kaneryd all on the scoresheet for their countries. Sjoeke Nusken qualified with Germany for next year’s European Championships with two games to spare. Moreover, Sophie Ingle maintained Wales’ unbeaten start to their campaign. Mayra Ramirez and Catarina Macario both achieved two wins from two matches and both registered assists. Guro Reiten captained Norway in both games who sit second in their group with five points. Kaneryd scored a brace in Sweden’s match against the Republic of Ireland while Zecira Musovic and Nathalie Bjorn recorded two clean sheets. Ashley Lawrence, Jelena Cankovic and Erin Cuthbert all appeared for their nations; picking up vital points for Canada, Serbia and Scotland respectively. Chelsea loanees Wieke Kaptein, Alsu Abdullina and Katerina Svitkova all made appearances for their national teams. 📱@ChelseaWomen_FC

We’ve officially been league champions for five years straight. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 That’s 1,461 days of Chelsea supremacy. 👊 📱@ChelseaWomen_FC

On this day in 2020, Chelsea were declared Barclays WSL champions on points-per-game. 🥳 We were presented with the trophy at Cobham. 🏆 📱@ChelseaWomen_FC