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Chelsea kicks off their Women’s Champions League campaign on Tuesday, welcoming Spanish giants Real Madrid to Stamford Bridge at 8 PM (available on DAZN and YouTube).
This marks the first European match for new manager Sonia Bompastor, who took the reins this summer after Emma Hayes departed to coach the USA national team following a successful 12-year tenure at Chelsea.
The Blues are hoping that the managerial change will bring a shift in their fortunes, having been eliminated by defending champions Barcelona in the semi-finals for the past two seasons. The Women’s Champions League is the only major trophy that has eluded the current Women’s Super League champions, with Barcelona also defeating them in the 2020-21 final. Bompastor, however, has a wealth of experience in the competition, having won it three times—twice as a player and once as a manager with her former club, Lyon.
Betting sites list Chelsea at 11/2 to win the tournament, placing them behind Lyon (4/1) and reigning champions Barcelona (11/10). In contrast, Real Madrid is viewed as an outsider for the title at 20/1.
Chelsea kicks off their Women’s Champions League campaign on Tuesday, welcoming Spanish giants Real Madrid to Stamford Bridge at 8 PM (available on DAZN and YouTube).
This marks the first European match for new manager Sonia Bompastor, who took the reins this summer after Emma Hayes departed to coach the USA national team following a successful 12-year tenure at Chelsea.
The Blues are hoping that the managerial change will bring a shift in their fortunes, having been eliminated by defending champions Barcelona in the semi-finals for the past two seasons. The Women’s Champions League is the only major trophy that has eluded the current Women’s Super League champions, with Barcelona also defeating them in the 2020-21 final. Bompastor, however, has a wealth of experience in the competition, having won it three times—twice as a player and once as a manager with her former club, Lyon.
Betting sites list Chelsea at 11/2 to win the tournament, placing them behind Lyon (4/1) and reigning champions Barcelona (11/10). In contrast, Real Madrid is viewed as an outsider for the title at 20/1.
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